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Barker
s
Eddy
is
at
the
end
of
a
dirt
road
off
the
Meridian
highway
about
a
mile
from
town
.
It
is
easy
to
catch
a
ride
down
the
highway
on
a
cotton
wagon
or
from
a
passing
motorist
,
and
the
short
walk
to
the
creek
is
easy
,
but
the
prospect
of
walking
all
the
way
back
home
at
dusk
,
when
the
traffic
is
light
,
is
tiresome
,
and
swimmers
are
careful
not
to
stay
too
late
.
According
to
Dill
,
he
and
Jem
had
just
come
to
the
highway
when
they
saw
Atticus
driving
toward
them
.
He
looked
like
he
had
not
seen
them
,
so
they
both
waved
.
Atticus
finally
slowed
down
;
when
they
caught
up
with
him
he
said
,
"
You
d
better
catch
a
ride
back
.
I
won
t
be
going
home
for
a
while
.
"
Calpurnia
was
in
the
back
seat
.
Jem
protested
,
then
pleaded
,
and
Atticus
said
,
"
All
right
,
you
can
come
with
us
if
you
stay
in
the
car
.
"
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On
the
way
to
Tom
Robinson
s
,
Atticus
told
them
what
had
happened
.
They
turned
off
the
highway
,
rode
slowly
by
the
dump
and
past
the
Ewell
residence
,
down
the
narrow
lane
to
the
Negro
cabins
.
Dill
said
a
crowd
of
black
children
were
playing
marbles
in
Tom
s
front
yard
.
Atticus
parked
the
car
and
got
out
.
Calpurnia
followed
him
through
the
front
gate
.
Dill
heard
him
ask
one
of
the
children
,
"
Where
s
your
mother
,
Sam
?
"
and
heard
Sam
say
,
"
She
down
at
Sis
Stevens
s
,
Mr
.
Finch
.
Want
me
run
fetch
her
?
"
Dill
said
Atticus
looked
uncertain
,
then
he
said
yes
,
and
Sam
scampered
off
.
"
Go
on
with
your
game
,
boys
,
"
Atticus
said
to
the
children
.
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A
little
girl
came
to
the
cabin
door
and
stood
looking
at
Atticus
.
Dill
said
her
hair
was
a
wad
of
tiny
stiff
pigtails
,
each
ending
in
a
bright
bow
.
She
grinned
from
ear
to
ear
and
walked
toward
our
father
,
but
she
was
too
small
to
navigate
the
steps
.
Dill
said
Atticus
went
to
her
,
took
off
his
hat
,
and
offered
her
his
finger
.
She
grabbed
it
and
he
eased
her
down
the
steps
.
Then
he
gave
her
to
Calpurnia
.
Sam
was
trotting
behind
his
mother
when
they
came
up
.
Dill
said
Helen
said
,
"
evenin
,
Mr
.
Finch
,
won
t
you
have
a
seat
?
"
But
she
didn
t
say
any
more
.
Neither
did
Atticus
.
"
Scout
,
"
said
Dill
,
"
she
just
fell
down
in
the
dirt
.
Just
fell
down
in
the
dirt
,
like
a
giant
with
a
big
foot
just
came
along
and
stepped
on
her
.
Just
ump
"
Dill
s
fat
foot
hit
the
ground
.
"
Like
you
d
step
on
an
ant
.
"