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"
Well
,
it
's
all
terrible
sad
;
but
we
've
all
got
to
go
,
one
time
or
another
.
So
what
we
want
to
do
is
to
be
prepared
;
then
we
're
all
right
.
"
"
Yes
,
sir
,
it
's
the
best
way
.
Ma
used
to
always
say
that
.
"
When
we
struck
the
boat
she
was
about
done
loading
,
and
pretty
soon
she
got
off
.
The
king
never
said
nothing
about
going
aboard
,
so
I
lost
my
ride
,
after
all
.
When
the
boat
was
gone
the
king
made
me
paddle
up
another
mile
to
a
lonesome
place
,
and
then
he
got
ashore
and
says
:
"
Now
hustle
back
,
right
off
,
and
fetch
the
duke
up
here
,
and
the
new
carpet-bags
.
And
if
he
's
gone
over
to
t
'
other
side
,
go
over
there
and
git
him
.
And
tell
him
to
git
himself
up
regardless
.
Shove
along
,
now
.
"
I
see
what
HE
was
up
to
;
but
I
never
said
nothing
,
of
course
.
When
I
got
back
with
the
duke
we
hid
the
canoe
,
and
then
they
set
down
on
a
log
,
and
the
king
told
him
everything
,
just
like
the
young
fellow
had
said
it
--
every
last
word
of
it
.
And
all
the
time
he
was
a-doing
it
he
tried
to
talk
like
an
Englishman
;
and
he
done
it
pretty
well
,
too
,
for
a
slouch
.
I
ca
n't
imitate
him
,
and
so
I
ai
n't
a-going
to
try
to
;
but
he
really
done
it
pretty
good
.
Then
he
says
:
"
How
are
you
on
the
deef
and
dumb
,
Bilgewater
?
"
The
duke
said
,
leave
him
alone
for
that
;
said
he
had
played
a
deef
and
dumb
person
on
the
histronic
boards
.
So
then
they
waited
for
a
steamboat
.
About
the
middle
of
the
afternoon
a
couple
of
little
boats
come
along
,
but
they
did
n't
come
from
high
enough
up
the
river
;
but
at
last
there
was
a
big
one
,
and
they
hailed
her
.
She
sent
out
her
yawl
,
and
we
went
aboard
,
and
she
was
from
Cincinnati
;
and
when
they
found
we
only
wanted
to
go
four
or
five
mile
they
was
booming
mad
,
and
gave
us
a
cussing
,
and
said
they
would
n't
land
us
.
But
the
king
was
ca
'm
.
He
says
:
"
If
gentlemen
kin
afford
to
pay
a
dollar
a
mile
apiece
to
be
took
on
and
put
off
in
a
yawl
,
a
steamboat
kin
afford
to
carry
'em
,
ca
n't
it
?
"
