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    overit,butithit;anditdidntolitabit,her,the

    kindofinterruptionsdolotsoftis.therewasa

    nsiderablegooddealoftalkalltheafteoon,andandtoason

    thelookoutalltheti;butitheydidnthappentosay

    nothingaboutanyrunaotrytoo

    it.butatsupper,atnight,ohelittleboyssays:

    ”pa,ynttondsidandgototheshow”

    ”no,”saystheoldn,”irethereaintgoingtobeany;andyou

    uldntgoiftheree

    allaboutthatsdalousshoonsaidheellthepeople;

    soiretheyvedrovetheooftohis

    ti.”

    sothereitandosleepinthe

    saroondbed;so,beingtired,anduptobed

    rightaftersupper,andcluoutofthehe

    lightningrod,andshovedforthetobelieveanybodywas

    goingtogivethekingandthedukeahint,andsoifididnthurryup

    andgivetheheydgetintotroublesure.

    ontheroadtoetoldallabouthourdered,

    andhoebaore,and

    runaallaboutour

    royalnonesuue

    to;andasesa

    ragingrushofpeoplehtorches,andanawfulwhoopingandyelling,

    andbangingtinpansandblopedtoonesidetolet

    theoby;andastheybyiseetheyhadthekingandtheduke

    astraddleofarailthatis,iknohekingandtheduke,

    thoughtheyarahers,anddidntlooklikenothing

    intheanjustlookedlikeaupleofnstrousbig

    soldierplus.adesicktoseeit;andiwassorryfor

    theoorpitifulrascals,itseedlikeiuldnteverfeelany

    hardnessagainstthehehingto

    see.hunbeingsbeaooher.

    ragglers

    aboutit,andtheysaideverybodytothesho;

    andlaidloiddleof

    hisebodygiveasignal,andthehouse

    roseupand.

    soe,andifeelingsobrashasiwas

    before,butkindofoery,andhule,andtobla,sohohoughi

    hadntdohing.butthatsalakeno

    differenceheryhtot

    nosense,andjustgoesforhinyhat

    didntkhanapersonsnscedoesi.

    ittakesupreroohanalltherestofapersonsinsides,a

    aintnogood,nohosae.

    chapterxxxiv.

    says:

    ”lookyhere,huck,foolsonotthinkofitbeforeibeti

    knois.”

    ”nowhere”

    ”inthathutdoheashhopper.why,lookyhere.when

    dinner,didntyouseeaniggerngointhereevittles”

    ”yes.”

    ”didyouthileswasfor”

    ”f.”

    ”sodi.f.”

    ”why”

    ”becausepartofitelon.”

    ”soiticedit.doesbeatallthatihought

    aboutadogingelon.itsho

    seeatthesati.”

    ”heniggerunlockedthepadlo,andhelockedit

    agai.hefeteup

    froablesakey,ibet.elonshoan,lockshowsprisoner;

    anditaintlikelytheresttleplantation,

    andstheprisoner.all

    rightiladoutdetectivefashion;igive

    shucksforanyotherind,andstudyoutaplan

    tostealjiandiudyoutooo;aheonewe

    likethebest.”

    sawyersheadi

    ateofasteaoat,norin

    aciroothingithinkof.itothinkingoutaplan,but

    onlyjusttobedoingsothing;iknhtplan

    efroprettysoontoays:

    ”ready”

    ”yes,”isays.

    ”allrightbringitout.”

    ”planisthis,”isays.”inthere.

    theuporroyraftoverfrohe

    island.thenthefirstdarknightthatesstealthekeyoutofthe

    oldnsbritchesafterhegoestobed,andshoveoffdoheriveron

    theraft,hidingdaytisandrunningnights,theeandjibr >

    usedtodobefore.thatplanwork”

    ”nlyitsafighting.butitstoo

    blasile;thereaintnothingtoit.sthegoodofaplanthat

    aintroublethanthatitsasldasgooselk.k,

    itakealkthanbreakingintoasoapfactory.”

    ineversaidnothing,becauseiexpegnothingdifferent;buti

    knoightyhathisplanreadyithave

    hebjestoit.

    anditdidoldiwas

    ineforstyle,andakejiustasfreeanas

    neaybegetusallkilledbesides.soiisfied,and

    saidzinonit.iellitausei

    knostaythehanging

    itaroundeveryalong,andheavinginnew

    bullinessesadthatishedone.

    hingsawyerwasin

    eaest,andulygoingtohelpstealthatofslavery.

    thatanyfor.herehatwas

    respectableaolose;andfolksat

    hothathadcharacters;andheandherheaded;and

    knoean,butkind;aherehewas,

    orepride,htness,orfeeling,thantostooptothis

    business,andkehielfasha,andhisfalyasha,before

    everybody.iuldntuanditnoall.itrageous,

    andiknoso;andsobehistrue

    friend,ahiuitthethingrightwherehe

    ...
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