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    youen;eniastfdeygans

    propaty,engitahidnforitdenigisapiedey

    uzghtyerafsudealongenke

    ie,deseniggersis,eneveri

    todofuridoaoastjacksa

    goodnigger,enpootysrt.”

    ”yes,heis.heaioldyouetoe,and

    hedshoealotofocs.ifanythinghappe

    xedupinit.hesayheneverseenustogether,anditllbethe

    truth.”

    idontuchabouttheday.ireillcutit

    prettyshort.idaotuo

    tosleepagaintobeanybody

    stirring.thatusual.inoticedthatbuckandgone.

    sup,aairsnobodyaround;

    everythingasstillasause.justthesaoutside.thinksi,

    doesitandoesayjadsays:

    ”sitallabout”

    sayshe:

    ”dontyouknoarsjawge”

    ”no,”saysi,”idont.”

    ”isssophiasrunoffdeedshehas.sherunoffinde

    nightsotinobodydontknoarriedto

    datyounghaeyshepherdson,youkno.de

    falyfounitoutbouthalfanhoybealittleeni

    tellyoudeyelos.siotherhurryinupgunsen

    hossesyouneverseedeenfolkshasgoostirupde

    relations,enolerssaulendeboystuckdeygunsenrodeupderiver

    roadfortotrytoketanenkillhiohekingitacrost

    deriverightyrough

    tis.”

    ”buckeup.”

    ”arsbuck

    heloadeduphisgunenloeashepherdsonor

    bust.dah,ire,enyoubetyouhell

    feteefhegitsast.”

    itookuptheriverroadashardasiuldput.byandbyibeginto

    heargunsagoodeinsightofthelogstoreandthe

    boatslandsihetreesand

    brushtilligottoagoodpladthenicluupintotheforksofa

    ttonhatofreadched.therewasawoodrank

    fourfoothighalittleofthetree,andfirstiwasgoing

    tohidebehindthat;butybeit.

    thereencavaroundontheirhorsesintheopen

    placebeforethelogstore,cussingandyelling,andtryingtogetata

    upleofyoungchapsthathehe

    steaoatlanding;buttheyuld.everytiohebr >

    shoselfontheriversideoftheshotat.thetwo

    boystingbacktobackbehindthepile,sotheyuldchboth

    ways.

    byandbythenstoppedcavaroundandyelling.theystarted

    ridingtohestore;thesoheboys,draeady

    beadovertheoutofhissaddle.all

    thenjuedoffoftheirhorsesandgrabbedthehurtoneandstarted

    toiartedonthe

    ruhalfennoticed.

    thentheheaheirhorsesandtookoutafter

    thetheygaiheboys,butitdidntdonogood,theboyshad

    toogoodastart;theygottotheytree,

    andslippedinbehindit,andsotheyhadthebulgeonthenagain.

    oheboysyoungchapabout

    nieenyearsold.

    thenrippedaroundahenrodeaheywas

    outofsightisungouttobu.hedidntknoto

    keofvoigoutofthetreeatfirst.hewasawful

    surprised.hetoldtoknoen

    einsightagain;saidtheyedevilntorother

    begonelong.iofthattree,butidasnt

    edoandhisusin

    joethatakeupforthisdayyet.he

    saidhisfatherandhisthershreeofthe

    ene.saidtheshepherdsonslaidforthenaush.bucksaidhis

    fatherandbrhttoedfortheirrelationstheshepherdsons

    .iaskedhiofyounghaeyand

    sssophia.hesaidtheydgotacrosstheriverandwassafe.iwas

    gladofthat;buttheao

    killhaeythatdayheshotathihainteverheardanythinglike

    it.

    allofasudden,bangbangbahreeorfunsthenhad

    slippedaroundthroughtheeinfroehindhouttheir

    horsestheboysjuedfortheriverbothoftheurtandasthey

    sdoenrunalongthebankshootingatthend

    singingout,”killthekilltheitdesosickistfellout

    ofthetree.iaintagoingtotellallthathappeake

    sickagainifieashorethat

    nighttoseesulots

    oftisidreaboutthe

    istayedireetillitbegudark,afraidtoedown.

    sotisiheardgule

    gangsofngalloppastthelogstuns;soireedthe

    troubleightydoadeup

    ndievergoahathouseagain,becauseireediwas

    tobla,sohoeantthatss

    sophiaeethaeysohalfpasttwoandrunoff;andi

    judgedioughttotoldherfatheraboutthatpaperandthecuriousway

    sheacted,andthenybeheess

    everhappened.

    doofthetreeicreptalongdoheriverbanka

    piedfouheedgeoftheer,and

    tuggedattheilligottheshore;thenivereduptheirfaces,and

    gotatleup

    bue.

    itdarkhehouse,butstruckthrough

    theadeforthesp.jied

    offinahurryforthecridcrhtheto

    ...
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