One youth in this work is notably called "Della-croy" by his comrades Bobby and Harry while playing with some rocks.  Clyde Dunbar is missing due to a broken leg, but his son Horace is only 16, so Janey has to take over for him.  Mrs. Graves remarks that "Time sure goes fast" and "Seems like we got through with the last one only last week" about the central event.  Old Man Warner opposes its abolishment, while Mr. Summers just wants a new box.  Mr. Martin and his son Baxter help set it up, after which Adams, Watson, and others come forward to participate.  Eventually it is ended when Mr. Hutchison receives a black dot, which leads to his wife's stoning.  FTP name thi
One youth in this work is notably called "Della-croy" by his comrades Bobby and Harry while playing with some rocks.  Clyde Dunbar is missing due to a broken leg, but his son Horace is only 16, so Janey has to take over for him.  Mrs. Graves remarks that "Time sure goes fast" and "Seems like we got through with the last one only last week" about the central event.  Old Man Warner opposes its abolishment, while Mr. Summers just wants a new box.  Mr. Martin and his son Baxter help set it up, after which Adams, Watson, and others come forward to participate.  Eventually it is ended when Mr. Hutchison receives a black dot, which leads to his wife's stoning.  FTP name this story about a fatal game of chance by Shirley Jackson.
One youth in this work is notably called "Della-croy" by his comrades Bobby and Harry while playing with some rocks.  
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