Dunc had hidden his bike out of sight in some bushes across the road from the gate. “You go over there and push the bell button next to the gate,” Dunc said. “I’ll go hide with my bike. When they come, you tell them you’re doing a paper on doll collections for a summer school project. You got that?” Amos nodded. “Of course. We’ve been over it a couple of hundred times.” They separated, and Dunc went to the brush across the road. Amos went to the gate. On the side of the gate was a plaque with a push button and Amos pushed the button. Nothing happened for what seemed a long time. Then the dog came to the gate. It stood on its back legs, its front feet up on the metal, and looked at Amos, down into Amos’s eyes. Amos turned and looked across the road at where Dunc was hiding, raised his arms, and shrugged. The movement wiggled his wig, and he straightened it. Dunc made a furious motion to Amos to turn around, and he did. And the dog still stood there, looking down on him.
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