the children had a special reason for enjoying their visits to the amphitheater as much as they did.
Now that she was living there, they found they could play better games than ever before.
They were never bored for an instant, but not because she contributed a lot of ingenious suggestions.
Momo was there and joined in, that was all, but for some reason her mere presence put bright ideas into their heads.
They invented new games every day, and each was an improvement on the last.
One hot and sultry afternoon, a dozen or so children were sitting around on the stone steps waiting for Momo,
who had gone for a stroll nearby, as she sometimes did.
From the look of the sky, which was filled with fat black clouds, there would soon be a thunderstorm.
“I'm going home,” said one girl, who had a little sister with her.
“Thunder and lightning scares me.” “What about when you're at home?” asked a boy in glasses.
“Doesn't it scare you there?” “Of course it does,” she said.
“Then you may as well stay,” said the boy. The girl shrugged her shoulders and nodded.
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