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    tettoreertonotdenyabouthidingtheneybagagain.that

    defeeleasyandsatisfied.ofurseheygottwe

    hadalonggabble,anditoldjiverything.

    chapterxxxi.

    stopagainatanythtalongdown

    theriver.ylong

    ho.etotreesossonthe

    hangingdothelislikelong,graybeards.ithefirsti

    everseeitgroadethenanddisl.so

    nohefraudsreedtheyofdanger,andtheybeguntowork

    thevillagesagain.

    firsttheydonealeperatheydidntkeenoughfor

    theothtogetdrunkon.theninanothervillagetheystarteda

    dangschool;buttheydidntknoorehoodahanakangaroo

    does;sothefirstpraheydethegeneralpublicjuedinand

    praheutoftoetheytriedtogoatyellocution;

    buttheydidntyelloa

    solidgoodissi,

    andsrizing,andd,andtellingfortunes,andalittleof

    everything;buttheyuldntseeohavenoluck.soatlasttheygot

    justaboutdeadbroke,andlaidarouasshefloatedalong,

    thinkingandthinking,andneversayingnothing,bythehalfadayata

    ti,anddreadfulblueanddesperate.

    andatlasttheytookageaolaytheirheadstogetherin

    theandtalkloe.

    jindgotuneasy.likethelookofit.hey

    ekindofrythanever.ueditover

    andover,andatlastadeupourndstheyobreakinto

    sobodyshouseorstore,oroney

    business,orsothing.sothenadeupan

    agreentthathavenothingintheodohsuch

    as,andiftheld

    shakeandbehind.oingwehid

    theraftinagood,safeplaceabouttilebelotlebitofa

    shabbyvillagenadpikesville,andthekingheashoreandtoldus

    alltostayhideltaroundtoseeif

    anybodyhadgotanyheroyalnonesuchthereyet.”housetorob,

    youan,”saysitoself;”andthroughrobbingityoull

    ebaeandjiand

    youllhavetotakeitoutinback

    byddaythedukeande

    along.

    soayedtedandsedaround,and

    ightys,and

    seeodonothingright;hefoundfaultheverylittlething.

    sothingiddayeand

    noking;aybeaceforthe

    eandthedukeuptothevillage,and

    huntedaroundtherefortheking,andbyandbyintheback

    roofalittleloight,andalotofloafers

    bullyragginghiorsport,andheacussingandathreateninghall

    hisght,andsotightheuldntdonothingto

    thethedukehebeguntoabusehioranoldfool,andthekingbegun

    tosassbadtheheyitilitoutandshook

    thereefsoutofhindlegs,andspundoheriverroadlikeadeer,

    foriseeourdideupndthatitwouldbealongday

    beforetheyeverseeandjigain.igotdoherealloutof

    breathbutloadeduphjoy,andsungout:

    ”setherloose,jiow”

    butthereeoutofthe.jias

    goupashoutandthenanotherandthenanotherone;andrun

    thishatino

    useoldjiohelpit.

    butiuldilllong.prettysoonioutontheroad,

    tryingtothierdo,andirunacrossaboywalking,and

    askedhifhedseenastrangeniggerdressedsoandso,andhesays:

    ”yes.”

    ”s”saysi.

    ”doilebelowhere.hesarunaway

    nigger,andtheyvegothi”

    ”youbetiaintirunaintheanhourortwo

    ago,andhesaidifiholleredhedetolay

    doay.beenthereeversince;afeard

    toeout.”

    ”ore,be.

    herunofffoers.”

    ”itsagoodjobtheygothi”

    ”.itslike

    pigupntheroad.”

    ”yes,itisandiuldahaditifidbeenbigenough;iseehibr >

    first.”

    ”itfor

    fortydollars,becuzhesgottogouptheriverandt.think

    othat,noid,ifitwassevenyear.”

    ”thats,everyti,”saysi.”butybehisthno

    rethanthat,ifhellsellitsocheap.ybetheressothingaint

    straightaboutit.”

    ”butitis,thoughstraightasastring.iseethehandbillself.it

    tellsallabouthitoadotpaintshiikeapicture,ahe

    plantationhesfrubeloheyaintno

    troubleboutthatspeachaobacker,

    ye”

    ididnthavenone,soheleft.itotheraft,adohe

    tothink.butiuldonothing.ithoughttilliwore

    headsore,butiuldntseenoofthetrouble.afterall

    thislongjouey,andafterallsundrels,hereit

    etonothing,everythingallbustedupandruined,because

    theyuldhavethehearttoservejiuchatrickasthat,andkehibr >

    aslaveagainallhislife,andangststraoo,forfortydirty

    dollars.

    ontobea

    slaveathoilyobeaslave,

    andsoidbettersatotellss

    sonisoohatnotionforthings:

    shedbedanddisgustedathisrascalityandungratefulnessfor

    leavingher,andsoshedsellhitraightdoheriveragain;andif

    shedidnt,everybodynaturallydespisesanungratefulni

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