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811
The
window
reflecting
my
image
becomes
bright
,
and
as
the
glass
turns
into
a
mirror
,
I
see
little
Charlie
Gordon
fourteen
or
fifteen
looking
out
at
me
through
the
window
of
his
house
,
and
it
s
doubly
strange
to
realize
how
different
he
was
.
.
.
.
812
He
has
been
waiting
for
his
sister
to
come
from
school
,
and
when
he
sees
her
turn
the
corner
onto
Marks
Street
,
he
waves
and
calls
her
name
and
runs
out
onto
the
porch
to
meet
her
.
813
Norma
waves
a
paper
.
"
I
got
an
A
in
my
history
test
.
I
knew
all
the
answers
.
Mrs
.
Baffin
said
it
was
the
best
paper
in
the
whole
class
.
"
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814
She
is
a
pretty
girl
with
light
brown
hair
carefully
braided
and
coiled
about
her
head
in
a
crown
,
and
as
she
looks
up
at
her
big
brother
the
smile
turns
to
a
frown
and
she
skips
away
,
leaving
him
behind
as
she
darts
up
the
steps
into
the
house
.
815
Smiling
,
he
follows
her
.
816
His
mother
and
father
are
in
the
kitchen
,
and
Charlie
,
bursting
with
the
excitement
of
Norma
s
good
news
,
blurts
it
out
before
she
has
a
chance
.
817
"
She
got
an
A
!
She
got
an
A
!
"
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818
"
No
!
"
shrieks
Norma
.
"
Not
you
.
You
don
t
tell
.
It
s
my
mark
,
and
I
m
going
to
tell
.
"
819
"
Now
wait
a
minute
,
young
lady
.
"
Matt
puts
his
newspaper
down
and
addresses
her
sternly
.
"
That
s
no
way
to
talk
to
your
brother
.
"
820
"
He
had
no
right
to
tell
!
"