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She trudged up the hill silently with Harry plodding along at her side telling her to have a good time at the Fair and that he was sure Ma's pickles would win a prize and Blue Boy was sure to get the ribbon. Why that Blue Boy, he was the finest specimen of pig anywhere in Iowa . . . Pig! Harry, Harry — she thought — tell me how the sun makes rainbows in a spider's web and how moonbeams flirt with leaves of the trees on Crabapple Hill late at night. It'll be different at the Fair, she said to herself, something'll happen and it'll all be different. She remembered how gay the lights were along the Midway and how the sound of music was everywhere . . . Pigs! "Ready, Marge?" "I'm ready, Ma. Where's Wayne?" "He's on the telephone. He'll be right out." "Anything wrong?" "Eleanor can't come." "Poor Wayne. He's been counting on showing her the sights all year." "It's only for three days. Ain't a lifetime." Wayne came out of the house, looking like he'd been struck by lightning. "Guess we're all ready," Ma said cheerfully. They climbed into the truck and Pa threw her into gear. In the roadway Harry waved to them. Down the road the twin lanes rose, dipped and curved, and like all the good roads in Iowa that day, it led straight to the State Fair. Margy stood looking up at the long rise in one roller coaster. It seemed to climb in one long, breathless line to the fat lazy clouds that hung over the Fair. Well, this was it — the Fair! And she felt a bubble of excitement rise and form and burst like a soap bubble. She looked again at the roller coaster and walked toward it. It was only after she was in the car that she noticed the other figure in the car: Lank, easy, munching an apple. Then she turned away and looked toward the rise again. She stiffened a little as the car jerked and began to move. The Fair seemed to drop away from them. 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