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    thoughthedkeepthethinguptillhetiredtheeopleout,sotheyd

    thinout,andhindthedukeuldbreaklooseaaway.anyway,

    hesetthere,aysooosle,andsays:

    ”itsaverytoughquestion,aintityes,sir,ikntellyou

    all,thin,bluearrow

    thatsitis;andifyoudontlookclost,youtseeit.now

    doyousayhey”

    hinglikethatoldblisterforoutandout

    cheek.

    theusbrisktouerandhispard,andhis

    eyelightsuplikehejudgedhedgotthekingthisti,andsays:

    ”thereyouveheardarkoer

    ”

    bothofthepokeupandsays:

    ”ark.”

    ”good”saystheoldgentlen.”noyoudidseeonhisbreastwas

    aslldi,andabialhedroppedwhenhewas

    young,andaarked

    thehate,aintthatyousaw”

    bothofthepokeupagain,andsays:

    ”no,arksatall.”

    indnoheysingsout:

    ”thesfraudslesduckeesdroles

    rideenarail”andeverybodyondtherewasa

    rattlingpopsoableandyells,and

    says:

    ”gentlelenhearjustaasinglewordifyou

    pleasetheresosgoanddiguptherpseandlook.”

    thattookthe

    ”hooray”theyallshouted,andartingrightoff;butthelawyer

    aout:

    ”holdon,holdonllarallthesefournandtheboy,ahebr >

    along,too”

    ”arkswell

    lynchthewholegang”

    ithereingaway,you

    knoarchedusrightalong,straightforthe

    graveyard,ileandahalfdoheriver,andtheown

    atourheels,foradenoiseenough,andithe

    evening.

    asaryjaoftown;

    becausenoe,and

    blos.

    carryingonlike

    akeitrescarytheskyhe

    lightningbeginningtoongst

    theleaves.thisostaostdangersoiever

    yoe

    ifiybackto

    saveafreee,herehinginthe

    eandsuddehbutjusttheattoorks.ifthey

    didntfindthebr >

    iuldothinkaboutit;a,sohothink

    aboutnothingelse.itgotdarkeranddarker,anditiful

    titogivethecroebythe

    hinesandabodyghtasrytogivegoliartheslip.hedragged

    rightalong,heed,andihadtoruntokeepup.

    heygottheretheysedintothegraveyardand

    likeanoverfloheygottothegravetheyfoundtheyhad

    aboutahuisasnyshovelsastheyed,butnobodyhadnt

    thoughttofetchalatheysailedintodigginganyhe

    fliantothehouse,ahalfa

    leoff,toborrowone.

    sotheydugandduglikeeverything;anditgotaherain

    started,andthee

    briskerandbrisker,ahunderbood;buttheeopleook

    nonoticeofit,theyinuteyou

    uldseeeverythingandeveryfathatbigcroheshovelfuls

    ofdirtsailingupoutofthegrave,asendthedarkwiped

    itallout,andyouuldhingatall.

    atlasttheygotouttheffinaounscrehelid,andthen

    suothercrohereo

    scrougeinaasight,youneversee;andinthedark,that

    ydreadfulpullingandtuggingso,andi

    rehefotiheedandpanting.

    allofasuddenthelightnigoaperfectsluiceofeglare,and

    sobodysingsout:

    ”bythelivingjingo,heresthebagofgoldonhisbreast”

    hiayandgive

    abigsurgetobusthisalook,aand

    shinnedfortheroadinthedarkthereaintnobodytell.

    ihadtheroadalltoself,andifairlyfleall

    toselfexceptthesoliddark,andthenohenglares,andthe

    buzzingoftherain,ahrashingofthehesplittingof

    thethunder;andsureasyouareboididclipitalong

    rucktheto,soi

    neverhuntedfoobaain

    one;andedeyea.

    nolightthere;thehousealldarkadefeelsorryand

    disappointed,ididntknoatlast,justasiwassailingby,

    flashesthelightinryjanesyheartswelledup

    sudden,liketobust;andthesasendthehouseandalle

    inthedark,andehisworld.

    sheostsand.

    thenuteiakethe

    toe

    thelightningshoeohatedisnatcheditandshoved.

    itfastenedhnothingbutarope.thetowhead

    iddleofthe

    river,butididntlosenoti;andrucktheraftatlasti

    laiddoobloould

    affordedit.butididnt.asisprungaboardisungout:

    ”out,aherlooseglorybetogoodness,

    ofthe

    jiitout,andingforsspread,hewasso

    fullofjoy;butpsedhinthelightnishotupin

    uthandioverboardbackhewasoldking

    learandadroostscaredtheliver

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