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    byandbysheealong,andshedriftedinsoclosethattheyulda

    runoutaplankandosteverybodyheboatpap,

    andjudgethatsawyer,

    andhisoldauntpolly,andsidandry,andplentyreeverybodywas

    talkingabouttherder,butthecaptainbrokeinandsays:

    ”looksharp,noaybehes

    ongstthebrushattheersedgei

    hopeso,anyway”

    ”ididnthopesotheyallcroherails,nearly

    inface,andkeptstill,ightiuldsee

    theirstrate,buttheyuldntseethenthecaptainsungout:

    ”standaethatit

    dedeefoke,andi

    judgediebulletsin,ireckontheyda

    gottherpsetheyer,thanksto

    goodnesstheboatfloatedonandoutofsightaroundtheshoulder

    oftheislandiuldheartheboongnohen,furtherand

    furtheroff,andbyandby,afteranhour,ididnthearitnorethe

    islandilelongijudgedtheyhadgottothefoot,andwas

    givingitupbuttheydidntyetauedaroundthefoot

    oftheislandandstarteduptheissouriside,under

    steaandboongonceinaheyicrossedovertothat

    sideandheygotabreasttheheadoftheislandthey

    quitshootinganddroppedovertothessourishoreandetothe

    town

    iknoeahuntingafter

    igottrapsoutoftheadeanicecainthethick

    adeakindofatentoutofblanketstoputthingsunder

    sotherainuldntgetattheicatchedacatfishandhaggledhibr >

    openysaycafireandhad

    supperthenisetoutaliocatchsofishforbreakfast

    pfiresking,andfeelingprettywell

    satisfied;butbyandbyitgotsortofloneso,andsoiandset

    onthebankandlistenedtothecurrentsedthe

    starsanddriftlogsandraftsthatedohentobed;

    thereaintnobetteree;youcant

    stayso,yousoongetoverit

    andsoforthreedaysandnightsnodifferencejustthesathing

    butthenextdayiexploringarounddohroughtheislandiwas

    bossofit;itallbelongedto,sotosay,andiedtoknowall

    aboutit;butinlyieifoundplenty

    strae;andgreensuergrapes,andgreen

    razberries;andthegreenblackberriesbeginningtoshohey

    ehandybyandby,ijudged

    hedeepillijudgedifar

    frohefootoftheislandihadgunalong,butihadntshot

    nothing;iteganighho

    aboutthistiightynearsteppedonagoodsizedsnake,andit

    slidingoffthroughthegrassandfloerit,tryingtoget

    ashotatiticlippedalong,andallofasuddeniboundedrightonto

    theashesofacafirethatoking

    heartjuedupangstlungsineveredfortolookfurther,

    butunckedgunandytiptoesasfastasever

    iuldeverynoongstthethickleaves

    andlistened,butbreathesohardiuldntheaothingelsei

    slunkalonganotherpiecefurther,thenlistenedagain;andsoon,andso

    onifiseeastu,itookitforan;ifitrodonastickand

    brokeit,itdefeellikeapersonhadybreathsintwo

    andionlygothalf,andtheshorthalf,too

    piuchsandin

    craetobefoolingaroundsoigot

    alltrapsintooutofsight,andi

    putoutthefireandscatteredtheashesaroundtolooklikeanoldlast

    yearsca,andthencluatree

    ireckonihetreetididntseenothing,i

    didntheaothingionlythoughtiheardandseenaschasa

    thousandthingsstayupthereforever;soatlasti

    gotdoe

    alliuldgettoeatbreakfast

    bythetiitityhungrysowasgoodand

    darkislidoutfrohorebeforeonriseandpaddledovertothe

    illinoisbankaboutaquarterofaleioutinthewoodsand

    okedasupper,andihadaboutdeupndiaythereall

    nightyself,

    horsesing;andnextihearpeoplesvoicesigoteverythinginto

    thecanoeasquickasiuld,andthencreepingthroughthewoods

    toseeansay:

    ”phereifhehorsesisabout

    beatoutletslookaround”

    ididnt,butshovedoutandpaddledaiedupinthe

    oldplace,andreckonedihecanoe

    ididntsleepchiuldnt,sohoe

    iebodyhadbythenecksothesleepdidntdo

    nogoodbyandbyisaystoself,icantlivethis

    agoingtofindoute;ill

    finditoutorbustbetterrightoff

    soitookpaddleandslidoutfrohorejustasteporthen

    letthecanoedropalongdoongsttheshadooonwasshining,

    andoutsideoftheshadoadeitstaslightasdayipoked

    alongoanhour,everythingstillasrocksandsoundasleep

    eiostdoothefootoftheislandalittle

    ripply,olbreezebeguntoblohathe

    nightdoneigiveheratuhthepaddleandbrungher

    nosetoshore;thenigotgunandslippedoutandintotheedgeofthe

    dohereonalog,andlookedoutthroughtheleavesi

    seetheongooffch,andthedarknessbegintoblankettheriver

    butinalittlereakoverthetreetops,andknowed

    thedayingsoitookgunandslippedofftowardswhereihad

    runapfire,stoppingeverynuteortolistenbuti

    hadntnolucksohotofindtheplacebutbyand

    by,sureenough,icatchedagliseoffireahroughthetrees

    ...  </P></TD>

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