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    heblasinsideforacarpet,aourdihere.

    alltheotherthingshandyatthebackofthecave.prettysoon

    itdarkenedup,aothunderandlighten;sothebirds

    aboutit.directlyitbeguntorain,anditrainedlikeallfury,too,

    andineverseether

    stor.itsodarkthatitlookedallblueblackoutside,and

    lovely;andtherainhrashalongbysothickthatthetreesoffa

    littleandspidereablastof

    hathetreesdouupthepaleundersideofthe

    leaves;andthenaperfectripperofagust

    thebransasifthey,

    aboutthebluestandblackestfstitas

    glory,andyoudhavealittlegliseoftreetopsaplungingaboutaway

    offyohestorhundredsofyardsfurtherthanyouuldsee

    before;darkassinagaininasend,andhu

    gobling,gruling,tuling,down

    theskytoptybarrels

    doairsslongstairsandtheybounceagooddeal,you

    know.

    ”jithisisnice,”isays.”itobeno

    here.passalonganotherhunkoffishandsohotbread.”

    ”well,you.youdaben

    doosdrooo;dat

    yousgorain,ensodode

    birds,chile.”

    theriveronraisingandraisingfortenortillat

    lastithebanks.theerhreeorfourfootdeeponthe

    islandinthelo.onthatsideitwas

    agoodnyleseold

    distanilebecausethessourishorea

    wallofhighbluffs.

    daytisightyol

    andshadyinthedeephesunside.we

    ongstthetrees,andsotisthevineshung

    sothickeotherway.well,oneveryold

    brokendoreeyouuldseerabbitsandsnakesandsuchthings;and

    e,on

    atofbeinghungry,thatyouuldpaddlerightupandputyourhand

    onthefyouedto;butnotthesnakesandturtlestheywould

    slideoffinthe.

    senoughif.

    onenightberraftnieplanks.

    itfifteenorsixteenfootlong,andthe

    topstoodaboveersixorseveninchesasolid,levelfloor.we

    uldseesaetis,butgo;

    sho.

    atheheadoftheisland,justbefore

    daylight,hereesafrahousedoheside.shewasa

    tory,andtiltedovernsiderable.andgotaboard

    atanupstairsitoodarktoseeyet,sowe

    detheoefastaiofordaylight.

    thelightbeguntoebeforetothefootoftheisland.thenwe

    lookedinattheakeoutabed,andatable,andtwo

    oldchairs,andlotsofthingsaroundaboutonthefloor,andtherewas

    clotheshangingagainsttheethinglayingonthe

    floorinthefarerthatlookedlikean.sojiays:

    ”hello,you”

    butitdidntbudge.soihain,andthenjiays:

    ”denaintasleephesdead.youholdstillillgoensee.”

    he,adownandlooked,andsays:

    ”itsadeadn.yes,indeedy;oo.hesbenshotindeback.

    irehesbeein,huck,butdoanlook

    athisfaceitstoogashly.”

    ididntlookathitall.jihroesoverhibuthe

    do;ididnt.therewasheapsofoldgreasy

    cardsscatteredarouhefloor,andoldtles,anda

    upleofsksdeoutofblackcloth;andalloverthehe

    ignorakindofadehcharal.therewo

    olddirtyeensunderclothes

    hangingagainsttheensclothing,too.thelot

    intotheightegood.thereraw

    hatonthefloor;itookthat,too.alethathadhad

    lkinit,andithadaragstopperforababytosuck.weook

    thebottle,butit,andanold

    hairtrunkhthehingesbroke.theystoodopen,butthere

    nothii.thehingstered

    abouthepeopleleftinahurry,andfixedsoasto

    ostoftheirstuff.

    anoldtinlante,andabutcherkanyhandle,anda

    brasinanystore,andalotoftallow

    dles,andatindlestidagourd,andatincup,andaratty

    oldbedquiltoffthebed,aiculehneedlesandpinsand

    beestonsandthreadandallsuchtruit,andahatchet

    andsonails,andafishlihickaslittlefingere

    nstroushooksonit,andarollofbuckskin,aherdogllar,

    andahorseshoe,andsovialsofdicihatdidnthavenolabelon

    theandjustasb,and

    jiefoundarattyoldfiddleborapswas

    brokeoffofit,but,barringthat,ithoughit

    eandnotlongenoughforjiandfindthe

    otherohoughedallaround.

    andso,takeitallaround,adeagoodhaul.wheno

    shoveoffilebeloheisland,anditty

    broadday;soidejiaydoheoeandveruphthe

    quilt,becauseifhesetuppeopleuldtellhewasaniggeragoodways

    off.ipaddledovertotheillinoisshore,anddrifteddoostahalf

    aledoingit.icreptupthedeaderuhebank,andhadntno

    actsanddidntseenobody.eallsafe.

    chapterx.

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    etobekilled,butjiidntto.hesaiditchbad

    ludbesides,hesaid,heghteandhantus;hesaidan

    thatoreli

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