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"
Why
,
blame
it
all
,
it
ai
n't
the
PRISONER
'S
plates
.
"
"
But
it
's
SOMEBODY
'S
plates
,
ai
n't
it
?
"
"
Well
,
spos
'n
it
is
?
What
does
the
PRISONER
care
whose
--
"
He
broke
off
there
,
because
we
heard
the
breakfast-horn
blowing
.
So
we
cleared
out
for
the
house
.
Along
during
the
morning
I
borrowed
a
sheet
and
a
white
shirt
off
of
the
clothes-line
;
and
I
found
an
old
sack
and
put
them
in
it
,
and
we
went
down
and
got
the
fox-fire
,
and
put
that
in
too
.
I
called
it
borrowing
,
because
that
was
what
pap
always
called
it
;
but
Tom
said
it
war
n't
borrowing
,
it
was
stealing
.
He
said
we
was
representing
prisoners
;
and
prisoners
do
n't
care
how
they
get
a
thing
so
they
get
it
,
and
nobody
do
n't
blame
them
for
it
,
either
.
It
ai
n't
no
crime
in
a
prisoner
to
steal
the
thing
he
needs
to
get
away
with
,
Tom
said
;
it
's
his
right
;
and
so
,
as
long
as
we
was
representing
a
prisoner
,
we
had
a
perfect
right
to
steal
anything
on
this
place
we
had
the
least
use
for
to
get
ourselves
out
of
prison
with
.
He
said
if
we
war
n't
prisoners
it
would
be
a
very
different
thing
,
and
nobody
but
a
mean
,
ornery
person
would
steal
when
he
war
n't
a
prisoner
.
So
we
allowed
we
would
steal
everything
there
was
that
come
handy
.
And
yet
he
made
a
mighty
fuss
,
one
day
,
after
that
,
when
I
stole
a
watermelon
out
of
the
nigger-patch
and
eat
it
;
and
he
made
me
go
and
give
the
niggers
a
dime
without
telling
them
what
it
was
for
.
Tom
said
that
what
he
meant
was
,
we
could
steal
anything
we
NEEDED
.
Well
,
I
says
,
I
needed
the
watermelon
.
But
he
said
I
did
n't
need
it
to
get
out
of
prison
with
;
there
's
where
the
difference
was
.
He
said
if
I
'd
a
wanted
it
to
hide
a
knife
in
,
and
smuggle
it
to
Jim
to
kill
the
seneskal
with
,
it
would
a
been
all
right
.
So
I
let
it
go
at
that
,
though
I
could
n't
see
no
advantage
in
my
representing
a
prisoner
if
I
got
to
set
down
and
chaw
over
a
lot
of
gold-leaf
distinctions
like
that
every
time
I
see
a
chance
to
hog
a
watermelon
.
Well
,
as
I
was
saying
,
we
waited
that
morning
till
everybody
was
settled
down
to
business
,
and
nobody
in
sight
around
the
yard
;
then
Tom
he
carried
the
sack
into
the
lean-to
whilst
I
stood
off
a
piece
to
keep
watch
.
By
and
by
he
come
out
,
and
we
went
and
set
down
on
the
woodpile
to
talk
.
He
says
:
"
Everything
's
all
right
now
except
tools
;
and
that
's
easy
fixed
.
"
"
Tools
?
"
I
says
.
