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    didntgotobedearlyenoughintheevening.takeitallround,we

    livedprettyhigh.

    thefifthnightbeloafterdnight,ha

    pohunderandlightning,andtherainpoureddowninasolid

    sheet.ayedintheaherafttakecareofitself.

    helightningglaredhtriverahead,

    andhigh,ro,

    lookyyoboatthathadkilledherselfonarock.we

    ingstraightdoningshowedhervery

    distinct.shehpartofherupperdeckaboveer,

    andyouuldseeeverylittlechilyguyandclear,andachair

    bythebigbell,hanoldslouchhathangingonthebackofit,when

    theflashese.

    ysteriouslike,

    ifeltjusttheherboyhatk

    layingtheresoufulandlonesointheddleoftheriver.i

    edtogetaboardofherandslinkaroundalittle,ahere

    here.soisays:

    ”leslandonher,ji”

    butjitatfirst.hesays:

    ”idoanewell,en

    edeys

    aanondatk.”

    ”anyrandther,”isays;”thereaintnothingtochbut

    thetexasandthepilothouse;anddoyoureanybodysgoingtoresk

    hislifeforatexasandapilothousesuightasthis,s

    likelytobreakupandinute”jildnt

    saynothingtothat,sohedidnttry.”andbesides,”isays,”ight

    borroething.seegars,i

    betyouandstfiveboatcaptainsis

    alonth,andtheydontcareat

    athingsts,youk.stickadlein

    yourpocket;itrest,jitillging.doyou

    resahisthingnotforpie,he.

    hedcallitaurethatshedcallit;andhedlandon

    thatadhethroyleintoit

    self,noothinghinkitwas

    busdisveringkingdo.isawyerwas

    here.”

    jiegruledalittle,butgivein.hesaidustnttalkanyre

    thanightyloningshowedus

    thee,ahestabboardderrid

    defastthere.

    thedeckhere.to

    labboard,inthedark,tohetexas,feelingourhour

    feet,andspreadingourhandsouttofendofftheguys,foritwasso

    dark.prettysoonrucktheforward

    endoftheskylight,andtoit;astepfetchedusin

    frontoftheiny,awaydown

    throughthetexashallesend

    tohearloesinyonder

    jitoe

    along.isays,allright,andostartfortheraft;butjust

    theniheardavoidsay:

    ”oh,pleasedont,boys;isevertell”

    anothervoicesaid,prettyloud:

    ”itsalie,jiuer.youveactedthis

    renyourshareofthetrudyouvealit,too,because

    youveseyouvesaidit

    jestoitoony.youretheareacherousesthoundinthis

    untry.”

    bythistijieraft.iabilingh

    yself,toabackoutnow,andso

    iagoingtoseesgoingonhere.soidroppedon

    handsandkhelittlepassage,aaftinthedarktill

    therebeteandthecrosshallofthe

    texas.theninthereiseeachedonthefloorandtiedhand

    andfoot,aandingoverhiaheadadibr >

    lanteinhishand,aheronehadapistol.thiso

    pointiolatthensheadonthefloor,andsaying:

    ”idliketoandiorter,tooaanskunk”

    thenonthefloor,bill;i

    haintevergointotell.”

    aihesaidthattheewouldlaughandsay:

    ”deedyouaintyouneversaidnotruerthingnthat,youbetyou.”

    andoncehesaid:”hearhiegandyitifgotthebestof

    hindtiedhiedakilledusboth.andforjistfoothn.

    jistbecauseoodhtsthatsfor.butilayyou

    aintagointothreatennobodyanyre,jiuer.putupthat

    pistol,bill.”

    billsays:

    ”idontforkillinhinddidnthekill

    oldhatfieldjistthesahedeserveit”

    ”butidontkilled,areasonsforit.”

    ”blessyoheartfortheou

    longsilive”saysthenonthefloor,sortofblubbering.

    packarddidnttakenonoticeofthat,buthunguphislanteonanail

    andstartedtootionedbillto

    e.icraasiuldaboutttheboat

    slahatiuldntkeverygoodti;sotokeepfroetting

    runoverandcatcheditheupperside.the

    ncaapay

    stateroohesays:

    ”hereeinhere.”

    andinhee,andbillafterhibutbeforetheygotiniin

    theupperberth,ered,andsorryie.theoodthere,h

    theirhandsontheledgeoftheberth,andtalked.iuldhe

    butiuldtellheyheheydbeenhaving.iwas

    gladididntdrinkadechdifferenyway,

    beetheyuldntatreedbecauseididnt

    breathe.iooscared.and,besides,abodyuldheand

    hearsuchtalk.theytalkedlo.billedtokill

    tuer.hesays:

    ”hessaidhelltell,andheogivebothoursharesto

    hioakenodiffereertherohewayweve

    servedhishoresyourebo,helltustatesevidenowyou

    hear.iorputtinghiutofhistroubles.”

    ”so,”sayspackard,veryquiet.

    ”blait,idsuntothinkyou.hen,thatsall

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