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Something Wicked This Way Comes
by
Ray Bradbury
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Something Wicked This Way Comes Chapter 34 Summary
In front of the United Cigar Store is an iron grille that has served as a receptacle for dropped wrappers, cigarette butts, and pennies.
As the parade thunders through the town searching for two boys, Jim and Will tremble underneath the grille.
Will's father hurries past. Will resists the urge to call out.
A lump of pink bubble gum falls through the grille. A five-year-old boy peers down.
The parade stops as the little boy reaches through the grille.
Mr. Dark stares at his parade of freaks and nods. They obediently fall into the crowd and pass out handbills.
Will thinks to himself that the search has begun in earnest.
The five-year-old boy points at Will and Jim and calls his mom.
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