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    kealloallaround,theyreaghtyoerylot.

    itstheheyreraised.”

    ”butdisonedosllsolikedenation,huck.”

    ”.helptheells;history

    donttellnoway.”

    ”noaninsoways.”

    ”yes,adukesdifferent.butnotverydifferent.thisonesaddling

    hardlotforaduke.an

    uldtellhiroking.”

    ”,huck.deseisallikin

    stan.”

    ”itsthe.butonourhands,andwe

    gottoreerakealloetisiwishwe

    uldhearofauntrythatsoutofkings.”

    theserealkingsanddukesit

    adonenogood;and,besides,itasisaid:you

    uldheroherealkind.

    ididntcallytu.heoften

    dohat.daybreakhetingthereh

    hisheaddooaninganduingtohielf.i

    didnttakenotiorleton.iknoit.hewas

    thinkingabouthishildren,a

    andhosick;becausehehadnteverbeenahobeforeinhis

    life;andidobelievehecaredjustaschforhispeoplease

    folksdoesforthei.itdoural,butireitsso.he

    oaninganduingthats,whenhejudgediwas

    asleep,andsaying,”polittlelizabethpolittlejohnnyitsghty

    hard;ispeo”hewasa

    ghtygoodnigger,jias.

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    ones;andbyandbyhesays:

    ”akesfeelsobaddistiuzbekaseihearsunoveryonder

    ondebanklikea,iii

    treatlittlelizabethsooery.sheonyboutfoyearole,

    euckdeskyarletfever,enhadaposhegot

    anninaroun,enisaystoher,isays:

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    ”sheneverdo;jisstooddah,kinerslinupat.itke

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    ”doanyouhearshetdedo

    ”shejisstooddesailinup.iwasabilinisays:

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    ”echheraslapsidedeheaddatsontherasprawlin.

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    atrelin,encropearounenopendedoeasyensloyhead

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    aghtyfogivepoolejikazehenevergofogivehisselfas

    longsheliveoh,shebdeefendu,huck,pludeefen

    duereatnherso”

    chapterxxiv.

    day,to,tleoin

    theddle,hereheriver,andthe

    dukeandthekiolayoutaplanfortohe

    spoketotheduke,andsaidhehopedittakebutafewhours,

    beightyheavyandtiresotohilayall

    dayiiedall

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    hielfandnottiedituchlikehewasarunawaynigger,

    youknohedukesaiditohavetolayropedall

    day,andhedeogetaroundit.

    henbright,thedukeruckit.hedressed

    jipinkinglearsoutfititaincaligown,anda

    ehorsehairheookhistheaterpaintand

    paintedjifadhandsandearsandneckalloveradead,dull,

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    thehorriblestlookingeieversee.thentheduketookand

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    ae.theyuldnthitno

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    overtotothervillagehoutanyplan,butjusttrustinprovideo

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    paddleready.thereboatlayingattheshorea

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    ...
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