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While we were walking, we passed a man who looked familiar to me; a dark-hairman, very shabby, with a heavily lined face. I couldn't think who he was, but after we got home his face came into my mind, and I knew it had been Tony. I remembered how he had looked in the bus, smiling and happy; and suddenly I realized how much it must have meant to him to rush, she said, "Tony was down by the school, and I talked to him. I told him about an idea of mine." She flushed and smiled. "He rectly to the firehouse to see Mac, but we walked toward the station first We were almost there when Joanne suddenly let go my hand. "There's Tony!" she cried. She clutched at my skirt I looked across the street and saw a station wagon pulling up at the platform. It station wasn't a brand-ne- w wagon, but the side of it shone with polish, like honey in the sun. Tony was driving it and across one door there were neat black letters that read Tony's Sitter Service"; and underneath, in smaller thought it was a good idea." She started to wander away, then said, "I guess I'll have a cookie, after alL" She was gone with the cookie before I could question her. But the next afternoon she said, "Maybe Tony could wash our windows or something." "Wash our windows?" I said. "You mean he wants to do odd jobs?" "Yes. He's saving up. For a special thing," she added letters: "For Grown-U- p Kids." Three small children softly. "It was my idea." I knew then that the idea, stood proudly in the back. "It was my idea," Joanne whatever it was, was a secret between her and Tony, and breathed. "Gee," Andrea said. that I mustn't ask about it We had Tony wash the "Oh, Mama," Joanne clasped windows and fix the screen her hands. Tve got my own ride through the familiar door, and I got him several money." "Go ahead." streets with the children bejobs in other houses. 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