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"
You
do
n't
KNOW
?
Do
n't
answer
me
that
way
.
Tom
,
I
want
to
know
what
you
been
DOING
down
there
.
"
"
I
hai
n't
been
doing
a
single
thing
,
Aunt
Sally
,
I
hope
to
gracious
if
I
have
.
"
I
reckoned
she
'd
let
me
go
now
,
and
as
a
generl
thing
she
would
;
but
I
s
'
pose
there
was
so
many
strange
things
going
on
she
was
just
in
a
sweat
about
every
little
thing
that
war
n't
yard-stick
straight
;
so
she
says
,
very
decided
:
"
You
just
march
into
that
setting-room
and
stay
there
till
I
come
.
You
been
up
to
something
you
no
business
to
,
and
I
lay
I
'll
find
out
what
it
is
before
I
'M
done
with
you
.
"
So
she
went
away
as
I
opened
the
door
and
walked
into
the
setting-room
.
My
,
but
there
was
a
crowd
there
!
Fifteen
farmers
,
and
every
one
of
them
had
a
gun
.
I
was
most
powerful
sick
,
and
slunk
to
a
chair
and
set
down
.
They
was
setting
around
,
some
of
them
talking
a
little
,
in
a
low
voice
,
and
all
of
them
fidgety
and
uneasy
,
but
trying
to
look
like
they
war
n't
;
but
I
knowed
they
was
,
because
they
was
always
taking
off
their
hats
,
and
putting
them
on
,
and
scratching
their
heads
,
and
changing
their
seats
,
and
fumbling
with
their
buttons
.
I
war
n't
easy
myself
,
but
I
did
n't
take
my
hat
off
,
all
the
same
.
I
did
wish
Aunt
Sally
would
come
,
and
get
done
with
me
,
and
lick
me
,
if
she
wanted
to
,
and
let
me
get
away
and
tell
Tom
how
we
'd
overdone
this
thing
,
and
what
a
thundering
hornet
's
-
nest
we
'd
got
ourselves
into
,
so
we
could
stop
fooling
around
straight
off
,
and
clear
out
with
Jim
before
these
rips
got
out
of
patience
and
come
for
us
.
At
last
she
come
and
begun
to
ask
me
questions
,
but
I
COULD
N'T
answer
them
straight
,
I
did
n't
know
which
end
of
me
was
up
;
because
these
men
was
in
such
a
fidget
now
that
some
was
wanting
to
start
right
NOW
and
lay
for
them
desperadoes
,
and
saying
it
war
n't
but
a
few
minutes
to
midnight
;
and
others
was
trying
to
get
them
to
hold
on
and
wait
for
the
sheep-signal
;
and
here
was
Aunty
pegging
away
at
the
questions
,
and
me
a-shaking
all
over
and
ready
to
sink
down
in
my
tracks
I
was
that
scared
;
and
the
place
getting
hotter
and
hotter
,
and
the
butter
beginning
to
melt
and
run
down
my
neck
and
behind
my
ears
;
and
pretty
soon
,
when
one
of
them
says
,
"
I
'M
for
going
and
getting
in
the
cabin
FIRST
and
right
NOW
,
and
catching
them
when
they
come
,
"
I
most
dropped
;
and
a
streak
of
butter
come
a-trickling
down
my
forehead
,
and
Aunt
Sally
she
see
it
,
and
turns
white
as
a
sheet
,
and
says
:
"
For
the
land
's
sake
,
what
IS
the
matter
with
the
child
?
He
's
got
the
brain-fever
as
shore
as
you
're
born
,
and
they
're
oozing
out
!
"
And
everybody
runs
to
see
,
and
she
snatches
off
my
hat
,
and
out
comes
the
bread
and
what
was
left
of
the
butter
,
and
she
grabbed
me
,
and
hugged
me
,
and
says
:
