To the boys dismay his Uncle gets home late and is drunk . The boy is apparently familiar with this situation and knows how to handle his Uncle in this state . The boy now waits even longer so that his Uncle can finish some of his diner and get in a better mood . Finally after the boys mother tells the boys uncle to give him the money he is on his way ...
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Finally after the boys mother tells the boys uncle to give him the money he is on his way . The boy goes to the local train station and boards a special train that goes to and from Araby . When the boy arrived it was ten minutes to ten . Knowing the bazaar closed at ten he went through the shilling entrance instead of the six penny entrance and into the center of the hall ...
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