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    anduptheridgeandintothecave.therejiaid,soundasleepon

    theground.irousedhiutandsays:

    ”gitupandhuyourself,jihereaintaolose.theyre

    afterus”

    jieveraskedions,heneversaidathewayheworked

    forthehalfanhourshoe

    everythinghe,andsheobe

    shovedoutfrohep

    fireatthecavethefirstthing,anddidntshoside

    afterthat.

    itookthetheshorealittlepiedtookalook;but

    iftherearoundiuld,forstarsandshadoodtoseeby.thenouttheraftandslippedalongdohe

    shade,pastthefootoftheislaillneversayingaword.

    chapterxii.

    itstabeencloseontooneoclockbeloheislandat

    last,adidseeogoghtysloe

    alongotaketotheoeandbreakfortheillinoisshore;

    andite,foreverthoughttoputthe

    gunintheoe,orafishingline,oranythi.wewasin

    ruthertoochofasanythings.itgood

    judgnttoputeverythingo.

    ifthenpfirei

    built,andtoe.aayed

    aus,andifbuildingthefireneverfooledthetno

    faultofne.iplayeditasloasiuld.

    hefirststreakofdaybegantoshoieduptoatowheadina

    bigbendontheillinoisside,andhackedoffttonh

    thehatchet,andvereduptheraftsoshelookedlikethere

    hadbeenacaveininthebankthere.atohathas

    ttonasthickasharroeeth.

    ountainsonthessourishoreaierontheillinois

    side,andtheelissourishoreatthatplace,sowe

    afraidofanybodyrunningacrossus.hereallday,and

    boatsspindoissourishore,and

    upbousfightthebigriverintheddle.itoldjill

    aboutthetiihadjabberingan;andjiaidshewasa

    srtone,andifsheostartafterusherselfshesetdown

    andpfireno,sir,shedfetchadog.hen,isaid,

    saidhebetshe

    didthinkofitbythetithenostart,andhebelieved

    theystagooe,or

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    villageno,indeedy,eoldtownagain.soisaid

    ididntcarehereasontheydidusaslongasthey

    didnt.

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    ttonhicket,andlookedupanddohinginsight;

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    togetunderinblazingherandrainy,andtokeepthethingsdry.

    jiadeafloorforthe,andraiseditafootorreabovethe

    leveloftheraft,sonoheblasandallthetrapsofreach

    ofsteaoatiddleoftheadealayerof

    dirtaboutfiveorsixinchesdeepearounditfortoholdit

    toitsplace;thisobuildafireoninsloppyherorchilly;

    thebeingseen.adearasteeringoar,

    too,beightgetbrokeonasnagorsothing.

    forkedsticktohangtheoldlanteon,becausewe

    stalboating

    do,tokeepfroettingrunover;buthavetolight

    itforupstreaoatsuheycalla

    ”crossing”;fortherivertyhighyet,veryloill

    alittleunderer;soupboundboatsdidntalheel,

    buthuntedeasyer.

    thissendnighthours,hacurrent

    thatakingoverfourleanhour.chedfishandtalked,and

    okeepoffsleepiness.itwaskindof

    sole,driftingdohebig,stillriver,layingonourbackslooking

    upatthestars,andeverfeelliketalkingloud,andit

    oftenthattlekindofalohuckle.wehad

    ghtygoehing,andnothingeverhappeous

    atallthatnight,northe,northe.

    everynighteofthekhillsides,

    nothingbutjustashinybedoflights;notahouseuldyousee.the

    fifthnight.louis,anditheup.

    inst.petersburgtheyusedtosaythereyorthirtythousand

    peopleinst.louis,butineverbelievedittilliseethatwonderful

    spreadoflightsatthatstillnight.thereasound

    there;everybodywasasleep.

    everynightle

    village,andbuytenorfifteesealorbanorother

    stufftoeat;andsotisiliftedachithatroosting

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    findsobodythatdoes,andagooddeedainteverfot.ineversee

    papself,butthatisheusedto

    say,anyway.

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    elon,orashlon,orapunkin,orsonehingsof

    thatkind.papaltoborrohingsifyouwas

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    butasoftnaforstealing,andbodysaid

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    noharoborroheothers.soalkeditoverallonenight,

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    dropcrabapplesandpsihtbeforethat,

    butitfortable,too,

    bensberipe

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