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    seetheshihatoldidiotcut.

    thenthedukeheletsthecurtaindoothepeople,andsays

    thegreattragedyedonlytore,onatsof

    pressinglondones,heseatsisallsoldalreadyforit

    indrurylane;andthehenotherbow,andsaysifhehas

    succeededinpleasingthendinstrugthehewillbedeeply

    obleegediftheyentionittotheirfriendsaheoe

    a.

    typeoplesingsout:

    ”,isitoveristhatall”

    thedukesaysyes.thentheree.everybodysingsout,

    ”sold”androseupd,and

    tragedians.butabig,finelookingnjusuponabendshouts:

    ”holdonjustaen.”theystoppedtolisten.”weare

    soldghtybadlysold.buttobethelaughingstockof

    thisohelastofthisthingaslong

    asistogooutofherequiet,andtalkthis

    shoe

    boat.aintthatsensible””youbetitisthejedgeisright”

    everybodysingsout.”allright,thennotaanysell.go

    alongho,andadviseeverybodytoearagedy.”

    dayyouuldhingaroundthattohohat

    shodagainthatnight,andhiscrohe

    saeandthekingandthedukegothototheraftweall

    hadasupper;andbyandby,aboutdnight,theydejindback

    heroutandfloatherdoiddleoftheriver,achherinand

    hideherabouttilebeloown.

    thethirdnightthehousedagainandtheyers

    thisti,butpeoplethattheshoheotherts.istood

    bythedukeatthedoor,ahateverynthatinhadhis

    poethingffledupunderhisata

    ery,her,notbyalongsight.isltsicklyeggs

    bythebarrel,androttencabbages,andsuchthings;andifiknohe

    signsofadeadcatbeingaround,aido,thereyfourof

    theitoovariousfor

    ;iuldntstandit.well,ore

    peoplethedukehegiveafellototenddoorfor

    hinute,andtheartedaroundforthestagedoor,iafterhi

    buttheheerandhedarkhesays:

    ”nothehouses,andthenshinforthe

    raftlikethediseryou”

    ido,andhedohesa.eti,

    andihant,alldarkand

    still,andedgingtoiddleoftheriver,nobodysayingaword.

    ireedthepeofiththeaudience,

    butnothingofthesort;prettysoonhederthe,

    andsays:

    ”been

    uptoall.

    wenevershoilebelohevillage.

    thenupandhadasupper,andthekingandthedukefairlylaughed

    theirboneslooseoverthepeople.thedukesays:

    ”greenhos,flatheadsikneu

    therestofthetoropedin;andikneheydlayforusthethird

    night,andunoistheirtu,and

    idgivesothingtoknouchtheydtakeforit.i

    liketoknoheyreputtingintheiropportunity.theytuit

    intoapiiciftheytotheybroughtplentyprovisions.”

    theapscallionstookinfourhundredandsixtyfivedollarsinthat

    threenights.ineverseeneyhauledinbythehat

    before.byandby,says:

    ”dontitspriseyoudekingscarrieson,huck”

    ”no,”isays,”itdont.”

    ”it,huck”

    ”dont,becauseitsinthebreed.iretheyreallalike,”

    ”but,huck,desekingsolarrapscallions;datsjist

    deyis;deysreglarrapscallions.”

    ”ostlyrapscallions,asfur

    asikeout.”

    ”isdatso”

    ”youreadaboutthenceyoullsee.lookathenrytheeight;thisn

    sasundays.andlookatcharlessend,

    andlouisfourteen,andlouisfifteen,andjassend,andedward

    send,andriore;besidesalltheaxon

    heptaresandraise.,

    yououghttoseenoldhenrytheeight.hewasa

    blossoheusedtorryanehopoffherhead

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    shore,hesays;andupshees,ing,chopoffherheadand

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    bell.ing,adeeveryohebr >

    tellhitaleeverynight;athatuptillhehadhoggeda

    thousandandoalesthatallinabook,and

    calleditdosdaybookeandstatedthecase.you

    dontkno,butikno;andthisoldripofouisone

    oftheestivestruhistory.akesanotionhe

    etroublehthisuntry.hoit

    givenoticegivetheuntryashowno.allofasuddenheheaves

    alltheteainbostonharboroverboard,andadeclarationof

    independenddarestheoeon.thatylehenever

    giveanybodyace.hehadsuspisofhisfather,thedukeof

    on.oshowupnodrownded

    hinabuttofey,likeaoneylaying

    arounddidhedohellaredit.sposehe

    ntra,anddiddohereand

    seethathedodidhedohealheotherthing.

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    quie.thatsthekindofabughenrywas;

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