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    fortable.thatsoundedprettyreasonable,soididnt

    sayiuldntkeepfrotudyiandwishingi

    knoan,andtheydofor.

    gedtheclothes,andfoudollarsinsilversewed

    upintheliningofanoldblaoverat.jiaidhereedthe

    peopleinthathousestoletheat,becauseiftheydaknooney

    ,

    too;butjiidnttotalkaboutthat.isays:

    ”nohinkitsbadluck;butdidyousaychedinthe

    snakeskinthatifoundoopoftheridgedaybeforeyesterday

    yousaidithebadlutheotouakeskin

    yhands.his

    trudeightdollarsbesides.iebadlucklike

    thiseveryday,ji”

    ”neveryound,honey,neveryound.dontyougittoopeart.its

    ain.nditellyou,itsain.”

    itdide,too.ithathattalk.er

    dinnerfridayhegrassattheupperendofthe

    ridge,andgotoutoftobac.ie,and

    foundarattleshere.ikilledhiandcurledhiponthe

    footofjibla,eversonatural,thinkingtheredbesofunwhen

    jioundhihere.ifotallaboutthesnake,and

    flunghielfdoheblaruckalightthe

    se.

    hejuedupyelling,andthefirstthingthelightshohe

    varntoutina

    sendgrabbedpapsopour

    itdown.

    herightontheheel.thatall

    esofbeihatwhereveryouleave

    adeadsealesthereandtold

    tochopoffthesnakesheadandthroahenskinthebody

    androastapieceofit.ido,aandsaiditwouldhelp

    aroundhis,

    too.hesaidthatthatquietandthrowed

    thesnakesclearaongstthebushes;fori

    findoutityfault,notifiuldhelpit.

    jiuckedandsuckedatthejug,andnoheoutofhishead

    andpiteheetohielfhe

    tosugatthejugagain.hisfootstybig,andsodid

    hisleg;butbyandbythedruoe,andsoijudgedhewas

    allright;butiddrutherbeenbithashanpapswhisky.

    ji.thentheswellingwasallgone

    andheadeupakeaholt

    ofasnakeskinagainyhands,.

    jiaidheree.andhesaidthat

    handlingasnakeskio

    theendofityet.hesaidhedrutherseetheneoonoverhisleft

    shoulderasesthantakeupasnakeskininhis

    hand.houghivealways

    reedthatlookingattheneoonoveryourleftshoulderisoneof

    thecarelessestandfoolishestthingsabodydo.oldhankbunker

    doondbraggedaboutit;andihant

    drunkandfelloffoftheshottoselfoutsothathe

    aysay;andtheyslidhidgeways

    betso,sotheysay,but

    idid.paptold.butanyeoflookingatthe

    onthatway,likeafool.

    hedaysalong,andtheriverdosbanks

    again;andaboutthefirstthingobaitohebighooks

    haskinnedrabbitaandcatchacatfishthatwasasbigasa

    n,beingsixfoottwohundredpounds.

    ,ofurse;heoillinois.we

    justsetthereandripandteararoundtillhedrownded.we

    foundabrassbuttoninhisstodaroundball,andlotsof

    rubbage.theballopechet,andthereool

    init.jiaidhedhadittherealongti,toatitoversoand

    keaballofit.itchedinthe

    ssissippi,iresaidhehadnteverseenabiggerone.he

    hagooddealoveratthevillage.theypeddleoutsuch

    afishasthatbythepoundihousethere;everybodybuys

    soofhihisatsasakesagoodfry.

    ingisaidittingsloedtogeta

    stirringupsoheriverand

    findoutlikedthatnotion;buthesaidistgo

    inthedarkandlooksharp.theudieditoverandsaid,uldnti

    putonsooftheldthingsanddressuplikeagirlthatwasagood

    notion,too.soenedupohecaligouedup

    trstokneesandgotintoit.jiitcheditbehindh

    thehooks,andit.iputonthesunbona

    underyfacewaslike

    lookingdosaidnobodye,even

    ii,hardly.ipracticedaroundalldaytogetthehangof

    thethings,andbyandbyiulddopretty,onlyjiaidi

    didntustquitpullingupgetatbritchespocket.itooknotiddoer.

    istarteduptheillinoisshoreintheoejustafterdark.

    istartedacrosstothetoalittlebeloheferrylanding,and

    thedriftoftheofthetoied

    upandstartedalongthebank.therebuinginalittle

    shantythathadntbeenlivedinforalongti,andiwonderedwhohad

    tookupquartersthere.islippedupandpeepedinatthehere

    anaboutfortyyearoldinthereknittingbyadlethatwas

    onapiable.ididntkner,foryou

    uldntstartafathattohatididntknohiswas

    lucky,becauseie;people

    ghtknoyvoidfindout.butifthisanhadbeeninsuch

    alittletoealliedtoknow;soi

    knoadeupndifetiwasagirl.

    chapterxi.

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