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So
they
dug
and
dug
like
everything
;
and
it
got
awful
dark
,
and
the
rain
started
,
and
the
wind
swished
and
swushed
along
,
and
the
lightning
come
brisker
and
brisker
,
and
the
thunder
boomed
;
but
them
people
never
took
no
notice
of
it
,
they
was
so
full
of
this
business
;
and
one
minute
you
could
see
everything
and
every
face
in
that
big
crowd
,
and
the
shovelfuls
of
dirt
sailing
up
out
of
the
grave
,
and
the
next
second
the
dark
wiped
it
all
out
,
and
you
could
n't
see
nothing
at
all
.
At
last
they
got
out
the
coffin
and
begun
to
unscrew
the
lid
,
and
then
such
another
crowding
and
shouldering
and
shoving
as
there
was
,
to
scrouge
in
and
get
a
sight
,
you
never
see
;
and
in
the
dark
,
that
way
,
it
was
awful
.
Hines
he
hurt
my
wrist
dreadful
pulling
and
tugging
so
,
and
I
reckon
he
clean
forgot
I
was
in
the
world
,
he
was
so
excited
and
panting
.
All
of
a
sudden
the
lightning
let
go
a
perfect
sluice
of
white
glare
,
and
somebody
sings
out
:
"
By
the
living
jingo
,
here
's
the
bag
of
gold
on
his
breast
!
"
Hines
let
out
a
whoop
,
like
everybody
else
,
and
dropped
my
wrist
and
give
a
big
surge
to
bust
his
way
in
and
get
a
look
,
and
the
way
I
lit
out
and
shinned
for
the
road
in
the
dark
there
ai
n't
nobody
can
tell
.
I
had
the
road
all
to
myself
,
and
I
fairly
flew
--
leastways
,
I
had
it
all
to
myself
except
the
solid
dark
,
and
the
now-and-then
glares
,
and
the
buzzing
of
the
rain
,
and
the
thrashing
of
the
wind
,
and
the
splitting
of
the
thunder
;
and
sure
as
you
are
born
I
did
clip
it
along
!
When
I
struck
the
town
I
see
there
war
n't
nobody
out
in
the
storm
,
so
I
never
hunted
for
no
back
streets
,
but
humped
it
straight
through
the
main
one
;
and
when
I
begun
to
get
towards
our
house
I
aimed
my
eye
and
set
it
.
No
light
there
;
the
house
all
dark
--
which
made
me
feel
sorry
and
disappointed
,
I
did
n't
know
why
.
But
at
last
,
just
as
I
was
sailing
by
,
FLASH
comes
the
light
in
Mary
Jane
's
window
!
and
my
heart
swelled
up
sudden
,
like
to
bust
;
and
the
same
second
the
house
and
all
was
behind
me
in
the
dark
,
and
was
n't
ever
going
to
be
before
me
no
more
in
this
world
.
She
WAS
the
best
girl
I
ever
see
,
and
had
the
most
sand
.
The
minute
I
was
far
enough
above
the
town
to
see
I
could
make
the
towhead
,
I
begun
to
look
sharp
for
a
boat
to
borrow
,
and
the
first
time
the
lightning
showed
me
one
that
was
n't
chained
I
snatched
it
and
shoved
.
It
was
a
canoe
,
and
war
n't
fastened
with
nothing
but
a
rope
.
The
towhead
was
a
rattling
big
distance
off
,
away
out
there
in
the
middle
of
the
river
,
but
I
did
n't
lose
no
time
;
and
when
I
struck
the
raft
at
last
I
was
so
fagged
I
would
a
just
laid
down
to
blow
and
gasp
if
I
could
afforded
it
.
But
I
did
n't
.
As
I
sprung
aboard
I
sung
out
:
"
Out
with
you
,
Jim
,
and
set
her
loose
!
Glory
be
to
goodness
,
we
're
shut
of
them
!
"
