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    runoutaplankandosteverybodyheboat.pap,

    andjudgethatsawyer,

    andhisoldauntpolly,andsidandry,ayre.everybodywas

    talkingabouttherder,butthecaptainbrokeinandsays:

    ”looksharp,noaybehes

    ongstthebrushattheersedge.i

    hopeso,anyway.”

    ”ididnthopeso.theyallcroherails,nearly

    infadkeptstill,ight.iuldsee

    theirstrate,buttheyuldheainsungout:

    ”stait

    dedeefoke,andi

    judgediebulletsin,iretheyda

    gottherpsetheyer.,thankstoodheboatfloatedonandoutofsightaroundtheshoulder

    oftheisland.iuldheartheboongnohen,furtherand

    furtheroff,andbyandby,afteranhour,ididhe

    islandilelong.ijudgedtheyhadgottothefoot,andwas

    givingitup.buttheydidauedarou

    oftheislandandstarteduptheissouriside,under

    steaandboongonahey.icrossedovertothat

    sideaabreasttheheadoftheislandthey

    quitshootinganddroppedovertothessourishoreahe

    town.

    iknoeahuntingafter.

    igottrapsoutoftheadeanicethethick

    adeakindofatentoutofblaoputthingsunder

    sotherainuldheicatchedacatfishandhaggledhibr >

    openysaycafireandhad

    supper.thealiocatchsofishforbreakfast.

    pfiresking,andfeeliywell

    satisfied;butbyandbyitgotsortofloneso,andsoia

    onthebankandlistehecurrehe

    starsanddriftlogsandraftsthatedohentobed;

    thereainteree;yout

    stayso,yousoooverit.

    andsoforthreedaysandnights.nodifferethesathing.

    butthedayiexplarounddhtheisland.iwas

    bossofit;itallbeloo,sotosay,aoknowall

    aboutit;butinlyie.ifouy

    strae;andgreensuergrapes,andgreen

    razberries;andthegreenblackberriesbeginningtoshohey

    ehandybyandby,ijudged.

    hedeepillijudgedifar

    frohefootoftheisland.ihadgunalong,butihadntshot

    nothing;iteganighho.

    aboutthistiightyeppedonagoodsizedsnake,andit

    slidingoffthroughthegrassandfloerit,tryingtoget

    ashotatit.iclippedalong,andallofasuddeniboundedrightonto

    theashesofacafirethatoking.

    heartjuedupangstlungs.ineveredfortolookfurther,

    butunckedgunandytiptoesasfastasever

    iuld.everynoongstthethickleaves

    andlistened,butbreathesohardiuldhingelse.i

    slunkalonganotherpiecefurther,thenlistenedagain;andsoon,andso

    on.ifiseeastu,itookitforan;ifitrodonastid

    brokeit,itdefeellikeapersonhadybreathsintwo

    andionlygothalf,andtheshorthalf,too.

    piudin

    craetobefoolingaround.soigot

    alltrapsintooutofsight,andi

    putoutthefireandscatteredtheashesaroundtolooklikeanoldlast

    yearsdthencluatree.

    ireihetreetididhing,i

    didhingionlythoughtiheardandseenaschasa

    thousandthings.stayupthereforever;soatlasti

    gotdoe.

    alliuldgettoeatbreakfast.

    bythetiitityhungry.sowasgoodand

    darkislidoutfrohorebeforeonriseandpaddledovertothe

    illinoisbankaboutaquarterofale.ioutinthewoodsand

    okedasupper,andihadaboutdeupndiaythereall

    nightyself,

    horsesing;aihearpeoplesvoices.igoteverythinginto

    theoeasquickasiuld,andthencreepingthroughthewoods

    toseeansay:

    ”phereifhehorsesisabout

    beatout.letslookaround.”

    ididnt,butshovedoutandpaddledaiedupinthe

    oldpladreediheoe.

    ididntsleepch.iuldnt,sohoe

    iebodyhadbytheneck.sothesleepdidntdo

    nogood.byandbyisaystoself,itlivethis

    agoingtofindoute;ill

    finditoutorbust.betterrightoff.

    soitookpaddleandslidoutfrohorejustasteporthen

    lettheoedropalongdoongsttheshadooonwasshining,

    andoutsideoftheshadoadeitstaslightasday.ipoked

    alongoanhour,everythingstillasrodsoundasleep.

    eiostdoothefootoftheisland.alittle

    ripply,olbreezebeguntoblohathe

    nightdone.igiveheratuhthepaddleandbrungher

    oshore;thenigotgunandslippedoutandintotheedgeofthe

    dohereonalog,andlookedoutthroughtheleaves.i

    seetheongooffdthedarknessbegintoblaheriver.

    butinalittlereakoverthetreetops,andknowed

    thedaying.soitookgunandslippedofftowardswhereihad

    runapfire,stoppingeveryolisten.buti

    hadntnolucksohotofindtheplace.butbyand

    by,sureenough,icatchedagliseoffireahroughthetrees

    ...
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