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    dark,andnohensheof

    herchileys,andtheyheriverandlookawful

    pretty;thensheuaerandherlightsand

    herpooffaheriverstillagain;andbyandbyher

    eaftershehe

    raftabit,andafterthatyouheaothingforyouuldnt

    tellhoaybefrogsorsothing.

    afterdnightthepeopleonshoretobed,andthenforthree

    hourstheshoresoresparksinthehese

    sparkseantingwas

    ing,soedaplacetohideandtieuprightaway.

    oneingaboutdaybreakifoundaoeandcrossedoverachuteto

    theinshoreitile

    upacrigstthecypresse

    berries.justasihcrossed

    theentearingupthepathastightas

    theyuldfootit.ithoughtias

    afteranybodyijudgeditaybejiitodigout

    frohereinahurry,buttheyethen,andsungout

    andbeggedtosavetheirlivessaidtheyhadntbeendoingnothing,

    andenanddogsaing.they

    prightin,butisays:

    ”dontyoudoit.idohedogsandhorsesyet;youvegotti

    tocrhthebrushahecrickalittlehenyou

    taketotheeahatllthrohedogs

    offthest.”

    theydo,andsoonastheyoutforourtowhead,and

    inaboutfiveortennutesenawayoff,

    shouting.ealongtohecrick,butuldntsee

    thetheyseedtostopandfoolaroundahen,as

    furtherandfurtherae,at

    all;bythetiileofruckthe

    river,everything,andothetowheadandhid

    ionwoodsandwassafe.

    ohesefelloseventyorupwards,andhadabaldhead

    andverygrayteredupslouchhaton,anda

    greasyblue,andraggedoldbluejeansbritchesstuffed

    intohisboottops,andhoknitgallusesno,heonlyhadone.hehad

    anoldlongtailedbluejeansathslickbrassbuttonsflungover

    hisarandbothoftheadbig,fat,rattylookingcarpetbags.

    theotherfellothirty,anddressedaboutasoery.after

    breakfasteout

    hatthesechapsdidntknoher.

    ”gotyouintotrouble”saysthebaldheadtototherchap.

    ”icletotakethetartarofftheteethand

    itdoestakeitoff,too,andgeheenalalonghitbuti

    stayedaboutonenightlohanioughtto,andiof

    slidingouthetrailthissideoftown,andyou

    toldtheying,andbeggedtohelpyoutogetoff.soi

    toldyouiyself,ahyou.

    thatsthesyou

    ”perancerevivaltharboutaweek,

    andenfolks,bigandlittle,foriakinit

    ghtyfortheruies,itellyou,andtakinaschasfiveor

    sixdollarsanighttesahead,childrenandniggersfreeand

    businessagroe,ehoheralittlereport

    gotaroundlastnightthatihadaytiha

    privatejugonthesly.aniggerroustedoutthisin,andtold

    thepeopleherinonthequieththeirdogsandhorses,and

    theydbealoysoonandgivebouthalfanhoursstart,and

    thenruheydtaraher

    andrideonarail,sure.ididntfoobreakfasti

    hungry.”

    ”oldn,”saidtheyoungone,”ireit

    together;doyouthink”

    ”iaintundisposed.ainly”

    ”jourprirade;doalittleidies;theateractor

    tragedy,youknoesrisndphrenologyheresa

    ce;teaginggeographyschoolforage;sliure

    sotisoh,idolotsofthingsstanythingthateshandy,soit

    aintsyourlay”

    ”ivedonensiderbleinthedoe.layinono

    handsisbestholtfordparalysis,andsichthings;andi

    kntellafortuygoodebodyalongtofindout

    thefae.preaeetins,

    andssionaryinaround.”

    nobodyneversaidanythingforaanhoveasigh

    andsays:

    ”alas”

    ”reyoualassinabout”saysthebaldhead.

    ”tothinkishouldhavelivedtobeleadingsuchalife,andbedegraded

    dopany.”andhebeguntoheerofhiseyeh

    arag.

    ”deyourskin,aintthepanygoodenoughforyou”saysthe

    baldhead,prettypertanduppish.

    ”yes,itisgoodenoughfor;itsasgoodasideserve;forwho

    feteyou,

    gentlenfarfrot;idontblaanybody.ideserveitall.let

    theldewhere

    for.theaygoonjustasitsalakeeverything

    froelovedones,property,everything;butitttakethat.

    sodayillliedoypoorbroke

    rest.”heonawiping.

    ”drotyourporebroke,”saysthebaldhead;”areyouheaving

    yourporebrokeatusfrdohing.”

    ”no,iknoingyou,gentlen.ibrought

    selfdoyself.itsrightishouldsufferperfectly

    rightidontkeanyan.”

    ”broughtyoudo”

    ”ah,youe;theitpass

    tisheseybirth”

    ”theseeantosay”

    ”gentlen,”saystheyoungn,verysole,”itoyou,

    forifeeliyhavenfidenaduke”

    jieyesbuggedoutinedid,too.

    thenthebaldheadsays:”noyoutanit”

    ”yes.greatgrandfather,eldestsonofthedukee

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