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Yes
,
she
said
,
say
she
has
run
over
for
to
ask
the
Apthorps
to
be
sure
and
come
to
the
auction
and
buy
this
house
,
because
she
allowed
her
uncle
Peter
would
ruther
they
had
it
than
anybody
else
;
and
she
's
going
to
stick
to
them
till
they
say
they
'll
come
,
and
then
,
if
she
ai
n't
too
tired
,
she
's
coming
home
;
and
if
she
is
,
she
'll
be
home
in
the
morning
anyway
.
She
said
,
do
n't
say
nothing
about
the
Proctors
,
but
only
about
the
Apthorps
--
which
'll
be
perfectly
true
,
because
she
is
going
there
to
speak
about
their
buying
the
house
;
I
know
it
,
because
she
told
me
so
herself
.
"
"
All
right
,
"
they
said
,
and
cleared
out
to
lay
for
their
uncles
,
and
give
them
the
love
and
the
kisses
,
and
tell
them
the
message
.
Everything
was
all
right
now
.
The
girls
would
n't
say
nothing
because
they
wanted
to
go
to
England
;
and
the
king
and
the
duke
would
ruther
Mary
Jane
was
off
working
for
the
auction
than
around
in
reach
of
Doctor
Robinson
.
I
felt
very
good
;
I
judged
I
had
done
it
pretty
neat
--
I
reckoned
Tom
Sawyer
could
n't
a
done
it
no
neater
himself
.
Of
course
he
would
a
throwed
more
style
into
it
,
but
I
ca
n't
do
that
very
handy
,
not
being
brung
up
to
it
Well
,
they
held
the
auction
in
the
public
square
,
along
towards
the
end
of
the
afternoon
,
and
it
strung
along
,
and
strung
along
,
and
the
old
man
he
was
on
hand
and
looking
his
level
pisonest
,
up
there
longside
of
the
auctioneer
,
and
chipping
in
a
little
Scripture
now
and
then
,
or
a
little
goody-goody
saying
of
some
kind
,
and
the
duke
he
was
around
goo-gooing
for
sympathy
all
he
knowed
how
,
and
just
spreading
himself
generly
.
But
by
and
by
the
thing
dragged
through
,
and
everything
was
sold
--
everything
but
a
little
old
trifling
lot
in
the
graveyard
.
So
they
'd
got
to
work
that
off
--
I
never
see
such
a
girafft
as
the
king
was
for
wanting
to
swallow
EVERYTHING
.
Well
,
whilst
they
was
at
it
a
steamboat
landed
,
and
in
about
two
minutes
up
comes
a
crowd
a-whooping
and
yelling
and
laughing
and
carrying
on
,
and
singing
out
:
"
HERE
'S
your
opposition
line
!
here
's
your
two
sets
o
'
heirs
to
old
Peter
Wilks
--
and
you
pays
your
money
and
you
takes
your
choice
!
"
THEY
was
fetching
a
very
nice-looking
old
gentleman
along
,
and
a
nice-looking
younger
one
,
with
his
right
arm
in
a
sling
.
And
,
my
souls
,
how
the
people
yelled
and
laughed
,
and
kept
it
up
.
But
I
did
n't
see
no
joke
about
it
,
and
I
judged
it
would
strain
the
duke
and
the
king
some
to
see
any
.
I
reckoned
they
'd
turn
pale
.
But
no
,
nary
a
pale
did
THEY
turn
.
The
duke
he
never
let
on
he
suspicioned
what
was
up
,
but
just
went
a
goo-gooing
around
,
happy
and
satisfied
,
like
a
jug
that
's
googling
out
buttermilk
;
and
as
for
the
king
,
he
just
gazed
and
gazed
down
sorrowful
on
them
new-comers
like
it
give
him
the
stomach-ache
in
his
very
heart
to
think
there
could
be
such
frauds
and
rascals
in
the
world
.
Oh
,
he
done
it
admirable
.
Lots
of
the
principal
people
gethered
around
the
king
,
to
let
him
see
they
was
on
his
side
.
That
old
gentleman
that
had
just
come
looked
all
puzzled
to
death
.
Pretty
soon
he
begun
to
speak
,
and
I
see
straight
off
he
pronounced
LIKE
an
Englishman
--
not
the
king
's
way
,
though
the
king
's
WAS
pretty
good
for
an
imitation
.
I
ca
n't
give
the
old
gent
's
words
,
nor
I
ca
n't
imitate
him
;
but
he
turned
around
to
the
crowd
,
and
says
,
about
like
this
:
"
This
is
a
surprise
to
me
which
I
was
n't
looking
for
;
and
I
'll
acknowledge
,
candid
and
frank
,
I
ai
n't
very
well
fixed
to
meet
it
and
answer
it
;
for
my
brother
and
me
has
had
misfortunes
;
he
's
broke
his
arm
,
and
our
baggage
got
put
off
at
a
town
above
here
last
night
in
the
night
by
a
mistake
.
I
am
Peter
Wilks
'
brother
Harvey
,
and
this
is
his
brother
William
,
which
ca
n't
hear
nor
speak
--
and
ca
n't
even
make
signs
to
amount
to
much
,
now
'
t
he
's
only
got
one
hand
to
work
them
with
.
We
are
who
we
say
we
are
;
and
in
a
day
or
two
,
when
I
get
the
baggage
,
I
can
prove
it
.
But
up
till
then
I
wo
n't
say
nothing
more
,
but
go
to
the
hotel
and
wait
.
"
So
him
and
the
new
dummy
started
off
;
and
the
king
he
laughs
,
and
blethers
out
:
