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16 : Geed by Michael, and be-a-good beys' Next year you will be im kindergarden; I know, I said, geting eut ef the cars Den't forget: to behave-yourself; he called, ag:I closed’ the deor-and ran up the empty stairs. I stepped atthe top of the stairs-and watched him d driveing away and then I opened the deer and walked down the long hail, that was-my room in tne be Saeiarey - We:played until mid morning and then she said, ites time fer nap childrenj I loeked up and saw her brown laced shoes; that looked like mines and then I steed up and watched her pleasant face-ceme toward meg Come en Michael, We den't want you disturbing the other childrens naps I won't Mfse Willieniss Yes, I know Michael, You may piay in the hall, until jhe ether children have cinist heir nape But why can't I stay here? I won't make any noise, Henest, M€se Williams, Ne Michaet; Now den't make me angryyK or I'll have-te punish yeu, You mean I'm not being punished, No Michael, Yeu are-enly being seperated; Wheat does that mean? I+ means spending time in the hald, while the ether boys and girls rests But I'm geving tired’ ef being alone in that big reem, I'llthear ne more ef this Michael; Now fellow mes I watched her look around at ail the toys and beys and girle, and then I let her lead ‘me~threugh the exact and unmakked door, no children’ finger paints hung-with thum tacke there; to my mysterious echo chamber, She was turning and ready to leave me, when I said, M€se- Williams; are yeu