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"

Oh

,

"

she

says

,

"

what

am

I

THINKING

about

!

"

she

says

,

and

set

right

down

again

.

"

Do

n't

mind

what

I

said

--

please

do

n't

--

you

WO

N'T

,

now

,

WILL

you

?

"

Laying

her

silky

hand

on

mine

in

that

kind

of

a

way

that

I

said

I

would

die

first

.

"

I

never

thought

,

I

was

so

stirred

up

,

"

she

says

;

"

now

go

on

,

and

I

wo

n't

do

so

any

more

.

You

tell

me

what

to

do

,

and

whatever

you

say

I

'll

do

it

.

"

"

Well

,

"

I

says

,

"

it

's

a

rough

gang

,

them

two

frauds

,

and

I

'm

fixed

so

I

got

to

travel

with

them

a

while

longer

,

whether

I

want

to

or

not

--

I

druther

not

tell

you

why

;

and

if

you

was

to

blow

on

them

this

town

would

get

me

out

of

their

claws

,

and

I

'd

be

all

right

;

but

there

'd

be

another

person

that

you

do

n't

know

about

who

'd

be

in

big

trouble

.

Well

,

we

got

to

save

HIM

,

hai

n't

we

?

Of

course

.

Well

,

then

,

we

wo

n't

blow

on

them

.

"

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Saying

them

words

put

a

good

idea

in

my

head

.

I

see

how

maybe

I

could

get

me

and

Jim

rid

of

the

frauds

;

get

them

jailed

here

,

and

then

leave

.

But

I

did

n't

want

to

run

the

raft

in

the

daytime

without

anybody

aboard

to

answer

questions

but

me

;

so

I

did

n't

want

the

plan

to

begin

working

till

pretty

late

to-night

.

I

says

:

"

Miss

Mary

Jane

,

I

'll

tell

you

what

we

'll

do

,

and

you

wo

n't

have

to

stay

at

Mr.

Lothrop

's

so

long

,

nuther

.

How

fur

is

it

?

"

"

A

little

short

of

four

miles

--

right

out

in

the

country

,

back

here

.

"

"

Well

,

that

'll

answer

.

Now

you

go

along

out

there

,

and

lay

low

till

nine

or

half-past

to-night

,

and

then

get

them

to

fetch

you

home

again

--

tell

them

you

've

thought

of

something

.

If

you

get

here

before

eleven

put

a

candle

in

this

window

,

and

if

I

do

n't

turn

up

wait

TILL

eleven

,

and

THEN

if

I

do

n't

turn

up

it

means

I

'm

gone

,

and

out

of

the

way

,

and

safe

.

Then

you

come

out

and

spread

the

news

around

,

and

get

these

beats

jailed

.

"

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"

Good

,

"

she

says

,

"

I

'll

do

it

.

"

"

And

if

it

just

happens

so

that

I

do

n't

get

away

,

but

get

took

up

along

with

them

,

you

must

up

and

say

I

told

you

the

whole

thing

beforehand

,

and

you

must

stand

by

me

all

you

can

.

"

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