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    souls,butiybreathforstanute.

    theniraisedayell.avoiesays:

    ”goodlanisdatyou,honeydoankenonoise.”

    itsvoiothingeversoundedsogoodbefore.irunalongthe

    bankapiehegrabbedandhugged,hewas

    sogladtosee.hesays:

    ”ladoks

    beenheah;hesayhereeno

    ;soisjesdisartinderafdoouferde

    crick,sostobeallreadyfortoshoveoutenleavesoonasjackes

    agiellsforcertainyouisdead.laightygladtogit

    youbackagain,honey.”

    isays:

    ”allrightthatsghtygood;theye,ahink

    ivebeenkilled,andfloateddoethingupthere

    thatllhelpthehinksosodontyoulosenoti,jibutjust

    shoveoffforthebigerasfastaseveryou.”

    ineverfelteasytilltheraftilebelohereandoutinthe

    ddleofthessissippi.thene,and

    judgedthatore.ihadnthadabitetoeat

    sioutsododgersandbutterlk,and

    porkandcabbageahereaintnothingintheworldsogood

    ysupperalkedandhada

    goodti.ithefeuds,andsowas

    jiogetathesp.hereelikea

    raft,afterall.otherplasocraedupandsthery,buta

    raftdont.youfeelghtyfreeandeasyandfortableonaraft.

    chapterxix.

    threedaysandnightsightsaytheysby,

    theyslidalongsoquietandsothandlovely.hereisthe

    ii.itonstrousbigriverdoetisale

    andahalfes;soonas

    nightostgoneoppednavigatingandtiedupnearlyalwaysin

    thedeaderuohencutyoungttonwoodsand

    .thenoutthelines.we

    slidintotheriverandhadas,soastofreshenupandoloff;

    thenheerkneedeep,

    aasoundanylystill

    justliketheetisthebullfrogs

    acluttering,ybe.thefirstthingtosee,lookingaheer,

    hatheotherside;youuldnt

    kenothingelseout;thenapaleplathesky;thenrepaleness

    spreadingaround;thentheriversoftenedupablack

    agray;youuldseelittledarkspotsdriftingalongever

    sofararadingshings;andlongblackstreaks

    rafts;sotisyouuldhearasbledupvoices,

    itesofar;andbyandbyyouuldseea

    streakontheerhelookofthestreakthattheres

    asnagthereinasakesthatstreak

    lookthatistcurlupoffoftheer,andthe

    eastreddensup,andtheriver,andyoukeoutalogintheedge

    ofthehebankontothersideoftheriver,beinga

    cheatssoyouthrh

    itanyesfanningyoufrobr >

    overthere,soolandfreshandsellonatofthewoods

    andthefloetisnotthatheyveleftdead

    fishlayingaround,garsandsudtheydogetprettyrank;a

    youvegotthefullday,ahingslinginthesun,andthe

    songbirdsjustgoingit

    alittleskeuldioefishoffof

    thelinesandokupahotbreakfast.andafterchthe

    lonesonessoftheriver,andkindoflazyalong,andbyandbylazyoff

    tosleep.oseeaybesee

    asteaoatughingalongupstreasofarofftoheotherside

    youuldnttellnothingaboutheronlyhersheewheelor

    sidehenforaboutanhourtherebenothingtoheaor

    nothingtoseejustsolidlonesoness.youdseearaftsliding

    by,aaybeagalootonitchopping,becausetheyre

    staledown

    youdohing;youseethataxegoupagain,andbytheti

    itsabovethehenyouhearthekkithadtookall

    thattitoeovertheer.sointheday,lazying

    around,listeningtothestillness.oherehickfog,andthe

    raftsandthingsthatboats

    .asbysocloseouldhear

    thealkingandcussingandlaughihelain;but

    seenosignoftheitdeyoufeelcras

    carryingonthatsaidhebelievedits;

    butisays:

    ”no;spiritssay,dethedefog.”

    soonasitoutherouttoaboutthe

    ddleheralone,aherfloathecurrented

    herto;thenthepipes,anddangledsintheer,and

    talkedaboutallkindsofthings,

    osquitoesade

    forfortable,andbesidesididntgo

    clothes,nohow.

    sotishatoourselvesforthelo

    ti.yonderaybea

    sparketisontheer

    youuldseeasparkortaybe

    youuldhearafiddleorasongingoverfroherafts.

    itslovelytoliveonaraft.heskyupthere,allspeckled

    ,and

    dishe

    alloade,butialloheyhappened;ijudgeditwould

    havetooktoolongtokesony.jiaidtheonuldalaidthe

    hatlookedkindofreasonable,soididntsaynothingagainstit,

    beostasny,soofurseituldbedone.

    ostreakdo

    alloheydgotspoiledandofthe.

    onceor

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