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    edthekingdidntgetllowenough

    toforgettoreertonotdenyabouthidingtheneybagagainthat

    defeeleasyandsatisfiedofurseheygottosnoringwe

    hadalonggabble,anditoldjiverything

    chapterxxxi

    stopagainatanytorightalongdown

    theriverylong

    hoetotreesossonthe

    hangingdothelislikelong,graybeardsithefirsti

    everseeitgroadethenanddislso

    nohefraudsreckonedtheyofdanger,andtheybeguntowork

    thevillagesagain

    firsttheydonealeperance;buttheydidntkeenoughfor

    theothtogetdrunkontheninanothervillagetheystarteda

    dancingschool;buttheydidntknoorehoodancethanakangaroo

    does;sothefirstprancetheydethegeneralpublicjuedinand

    prancedtheutoftoetheytriedtogoatyellocution;

    buttheydidntyelloa

    solidgoodissionarying,

    andsrizing,anddoctoring,andtellingfortunes,andalittleof

    everything;buttheyuldntseeohavenolucksoatlasttheygot

    justaboutdeadbroke,andlaidaroundtheraftasshefloatedalong,

    thinkingandthinking,andneversayingnothing,bythehalfadayata

    ti,anddreadfulblueanddesperate

    andatlasttheytookachangeandbeguntolaytheirheadstogetherin

    theandtalkloe

    jindgotuneasylikethelookofithey

    ekindofrythaneverueditover

    andover,andatlastadeupoudstheyobreakinto

    sobodyshouseorstore,oroney

    business,orsothingsothenadeupan

    agreentthathavenothingintheodohsuch

    actions,andiftheld

    shakeandbehindoingwehid

    theraftinagood,safeplaceabouttilebelotlebitofa

    shabbyvillagenadpikesville,andthekingheashoreandtoldus

    alltostayhideltaroundtoseeif

    anybodyhadgotanyheroyalnonesuchthereyet”housetorob,

    youan,”saysitoself;”andthroughrobbingityoull

    ebaeandjindtheraftand

    youllhavetotakeitoutinback

    byddaythedukeande

    along

    soayedtedandsedaround,and

    ightysourhing,and

    seeodonothingright;hefoundfaultheverylittlething

    sothingiddayeand

    noking;aybeachanceforthe

    eandthedukeuptothevillage,and

    huntedaroundtherefortheking,andbyandbyintheback

    roofalittleloight,andalotofloafers

    bullyragginghiorsport,andheacussingandathreateninghall

    hisght,andsotightheuldntdonothingto

    thethedukehebeguntoabusehioranoldfool,andthekingbegun

    tosassback,andthenutetheyitilitoutandshook

    thereefsoutofhindlegs,andspundoheriverroadlikeadeer,

    foriseeourchance;andideupndthatitwouldbealongday

    beforetheyeverseeandjigainigotdoherealloutof

    breathbutloadeduphjoy,andsungout:

    ”setherloose,jiow”

    butthereeoutofthejias

    goneisetupashoutandthenanotherandthenanotherone;andrun

    thishatintheitno

    useoldjiohelpit

    butiuldntsetstilllongprettysoonioutontheroad,

    tryingtothinkibetterdo,andirunacrossaboywalking,and

    askedhifhedseenastrangeniggerdressedsoandso,andhesays:

    ”yes”

    ”s”saysi

    ”doilebelowherehesarunaway

    nigger,andtheyvegothi”

    ”youbetiaintirunaintheanhourortwo

    ago,andhesaidifiholleredhedetolay

    doaybeenthereeversince;afeard

    toeout”

    ”ore,be

    herunofffoers”

    ”itsagoodjobtheygothi”

    ”itslike

    pickingupneyoutntheroad”

    ”yes,itisandiuldahaditifidbeenbigenough;iseehibr >

    first”

    ”itfor

    fortydollars,becuzhesgottogouptheriverandcantthink

    othat,noid,ifitwassevenyear”

    ”thats,everyti,”saysi”butybehischanceainthno

    rethanthat,ifhellsellitsocheapybetheressothingaint

    straightaboutit”

    ”butitis,thoughstraightasastringiseethehandbillselfit

    tellsallabouthitoadotpaintshiikeapicture,andtellsthe

    plantationhesfrubeloheyaintno

    troubleboutthatspeachaobacker,

    ye”

    ididnthavenone,soheleftitotheraft,andsetdohe

    tothinkbutiuldntetonothingithoughttilliwore

    headsore,butiuldntseenoofthetroubleafterall

    thislongjouey,andafterallsundrels,hereit

    etonothing,everythingallbustedupandruined,because

    theyuldhavethehearttoservejiuchatrickasthat,andkehibr >

    aslaveagainallhislife,andangststrangers,too,forfortydirty

    dollars

    ontobea

    slaveathoilyobeaslave,

    andsoidbettersatotellss

    sonisoongiveupthatnotionforthings:

    shedbedanddisgustedathisrascalityandungratefulnessfor

    leavingher,andsoshedsellhitraightdoheriveragain;andif

    shedidnt,everybodynaturallydespisesanungratefulni

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