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But I 'll turn around now , and find a place to go to church . I 've passed a dozen churches on the way . '' When Jack turned away from the entrance to Central Park , he found much of the Sunday quiet gone . It was nearly half-past ten o'clock ; the sidewalks were covered with people , and the street resounded with the rattle of carriage-wheels . There was some uneasiness in the mind of the boy from Crofield . The policeman had impressed upon Jack the idea that he was not at home in the city , and that he did not seem at home there . He did not know one church from another , and part of his uneasiness was about how city people managed their churches .