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"
So
it
was
--
I
noticed
it
.
Well
,
it
does
beat
all
that
I
never
thought
about
a
dog
not
eating
watermelon
.
It
shows
how
a
body
can
see
and
do
n't
see
at
the
same
time
.
"
"
Well
,
the
nigger
unlocked
the
padlock
when
he
went
in
,
and
he
locked
it
again
when
he
came
out
.
He
fetched
uncle
a
key
about
the
time
we
got
up
from
table
--
same
key
,
I
bet
.
Watermelon
shows
man
,
lock
shows
prisoner
;
and
it
ai
n't
likely
there
's
two
prisoners
on
such
a
little
plantation
,
and
where
the
people
's
all
so
kind
and
good
.
Jim
's
the
prisoner
.
All
right
--
I
'm
glad
we
found
it
out
detective
fashion
;
I
would
n't
give
shucks
for
any
other
way
.
Now
you
work
your
mind
,
and
study
out
a
plan
to
steal
Jim
,
and
I
will
study
out
one
,
too
;
and
we
'll
take
the
one
we
like
the
best
.
"
What
a
head
for
just
a
boy
to
have
!
If
I
had
Tom
Sawyer
's
head
I
would
n't
trade
it
off
to
be
a
duke
,
nor
mate
of
a
steamboat
,
nor
clown
in
a
circus
,
nor
nothing
I
can
think
of
.
I
went
to
thinking
out
a
plan
,
but
only
just
to
be
doing
something
;
I
knowed
very
well
where
the
right
plan
was
going
to
come
from
.
Pretty
soon
Tom
says
:
"
Ready
?
"
"
Yes
,
"
I
says
.
"
All
right
--
bring
it
out
.
"
"
My
plan
is
this
,
"
I
says
.
"
We
can
easy
find
out
if
it
's
Jim
in
there
.
Then
get
up
my
canoe
to-morrow
night
,
and
fetch
my
raft
over
from
the
island
.
Then
the
first
dark
night
that
comes
steal
the
key
out
of
the
old
man
's
britches
after
he
goes
to
bed
,
and
shove
off
down
the
river
on
the
raft
with
Jim
,
hiding
daytimes
and
running
nights
,
the
way
me
and
Jim
used
to
do
before
.
Would
n't
that
plan
work
?
"
"
WORK
?
Why
,
cert
'n
ly
it
would
work
,
like
rats
a-fighting
.
But
it
's
too
blame
'
simple
;
there
ai
n't
nothing
TO
it
.
What
's
the
good
of
a
plan
that
ai
n't
no
more
trouble
than
that
?
It
's
as
mild
as
goose-milk
.
Why
,
Huck
,
it
would
n't
make
no
more
talk
than
breaking
into
a
soap
factory
.
"
I
never
said
nothing
,
because
I
war
n't
expecting
nothing
different
;
but
I
knowed
mighty
well
that
whenever
he
got
HIS
plan
ready
it
would
n't
have
none
of
them
objections
to
it
.
