Philip And the Sneaky Trashmen (9781619502185)
“Sorino’s house. They saw Gordon dozing on the front porch. The truck sat parked in the driveway.
Emery turned to Philip. “You sure we should do this?”
“You think up something if you don’t like my idea.”
“I can’t think of anything, but how are we going to get anybody to believe us?”
Philip had told Emery his idea as they sat in Mrs. Logan’s bushes. Then, on their way to Mr. Sorino’s house, they detoured so they could pass Leon’s house.
“We’ll tell somebody,” said Philip. “A policeman. It’s gotta... be a policeman.”
“They might not believe two kids. Anyway, Leon’s TV isn’t out in the trash.”
“It’s outside the house, isn’t it? We just saw it. They’re not going to put it out on the sidewalk so many days before the trashmen come, are they?”
“I don’t know. I guess not.”
Philip glanced toward Mr. Sorino’s porch. “You remember everything I told you?”
“I guess so.”
“Can you remember three numbers?”
“Sure.”
“Then remember seven—four—two.”MoreLess
Emery turned to Philip. “You sure we should do this?”
“You think up something if you don’t like my idea.”
“I can’t think of anything, but how are we going to get anybody to believe us?”
Philip had told Emery his idea as they sat in Mrs. Logan’s bushes. Then, on their way to Mr. Sorino’s house, they detoured so they could pass Leon’s house.
“We’ll tell somebody,” said Philip. “A policeman. It’s gotta... be a policeman.”
“They might not believe two kids. Anyway, Leon’s TV isn’t out in the trash.”
“It’s outside the house, isn’t it? We just saw it. They’re not going to put it out on the sidewalk so many days before the trashmen come, are they?”
“I don’t know. I guess not.”
Philip glanced toward Mr. Sorino’s porch. “You remember everything I told you?”
“I guess so.”
“Can you remember three numbers?”
“Sure.”
“Then remember seven—four—two.”MoreLess
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