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    edit.a,youknoskindofnaturaltohideunder

    thebedoanythingprivate.theysetsdohen,and

    thekingsays:

    ”,becauseitsbetterforus

    tobedoouinthanupheregivine

    cetotalkusover.”

    ”fortable.that

    doyoknoanotion,

    andithinkitsasoundone.”

    ”isit,duke”

    ”thatoing,andclip

    itdoheriverh.specially,seeingitso

    easygivenbaaysay,whenof

    urseforknogoffand

    lightingout.”

    thatdefeelprettybad.aboutanhourortwouldabeena

    littledifferent,butnoadefeelbadanddisappoiheking

    ripsoutandsays:

    ”archofflikea

    passeloffoolsandleaveeightoihousndollarsho

    propertylayinarousufferintobesopedinandallgood,

    salablestuff,too.”

    thedukehegruled;saidthebagofgold

    togonodeeperdidnttorobalotoforphansofeverythingthey

    had.

    ”hingat

    allbutjestthishepeoplethatbuysthepropertyisthe

    suffrers;becauseassoonsitsfoundoutatoh

    belongafterhesalebevalid,anditllall

    gobacktotheestate.theseyerorphansllgittheirhousebackagin,

    andthatsenoughforthetheyreyoungandspry,andkneasyeaa

    livin.theyaintagointosuffer.thihousns

    andthousnsthataintnighsogot

    nothntoplainof.”

    blind;soatlasthegivein,andsaidall

    right,butsaidhebelieveditedfoolishostay,andthat

    do.butthekingsays:

    ”cussthedoctordohaintallthefools

    intoajorityinanytown”

    sotheygotreadytogodain.thedukesays:

    ”idontthinkoneyinagoodplace.”

    thatcheeredup.idbeguntothinkigoingtogetahintof

    nokindtohelp.thekingsays:

    ”why”

    ”bethisout;andfirstyouknow

    thehatdoesuptherooaoboxthesedudsup

    andputeoneyandnot

    borroeofit”

    ”yourheadslevelagin,duke,”saystheking;andheesafuling

    uhecurtaintucktightto

    theightystill,thoughquivery;andi

    felloeiftheycatched;anditriedtothinkid

    betterdoiftheydidcatch.butthekihebagbeforei

    uldthihanaboutahalfathought,andheneversuspiedi

    ookandshovedthebagthrougharipiraick

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    year,andsoitinnodangerofgettingstolenow.

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    stairs.igropedalonguptocubby,andhidittheretilliuldget

    acetodobetter.ijudgedibetterhideitoutsideofthehouse

    soissedittheyhehouseagood

    ransag:iknoyclothes

    allon;butiuldntagoosleepifidaedto,ih

    astogetthroughhthebusiness.byandbyiheardthekingand

    thedukeeup;soirolledoffpalletandlaidyatthe

    topofladder,aoseeifanythingohappen.but

    nothingdid.

    soiheldontillallthelatesoundshadquitandtheearlyoneshadnt

    begu;andthenislippeddoheladder.

    chapterxxvii.

    icrepttotheirdoorsandlisteheyiptoed

    along,andgotdoairsallright.thereasoundanywheres.i

    peepedthroughadoor,ahenthatwas

    gtherpseallsoundasleepontheirchairs.thedooren

    intotheparlor,herpsehereandlein

    bothroo.ipassedalong,andtheparlordooriseethere

    aindersofpeter;soishovedonby;

    butthefrontdoorhekeythere.justtheni

    heardsobodyingdoe.iruninthe

    parlorandtookaslookaround,andtheonlyplaceiseetohidethe

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    thedeadnsfacedohere,haclothoverit,andhis

    shroudon.ituckedtheneybagihelid,justdownbeyond

    adecreep,theyold,and

    thenirunbaandinbehindthedoor.

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    kneeleddoheupherhandkerchief,andisee

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    slidout,andasipassedthediningroothoughtidkesurethebr >

    e;soilookedthroughthecradeverything

    .theyhadntstirred.

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    playingoutthatuuch

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    ileortebackto

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    neyllbefouoscrehelid.thenthekingll

    getitagain,anditllbealongdaybefivesanybodyanother

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    hehersostir,andi

    ghtgetcatchedcatchedyhandsthat

    nobodyhadnthiredtotakecareof.

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