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"
So
help
me
,
I
would
n't
a
be
--
"
"
HOUSE-thieves
as
well
as
--
"
"
Goodnessgracioussakes
,
I
'd
a
ben
afeard
to
live
in
sich
a
--
"
"
'
Fraid
to
LIVE
!
--
why
,
I
was
that
scared
I
das
n't
hardly
go
to
bed
,
or
get
up
,
or
lay
down
,
or
SET
down
,
Sister
Ridgeway
.
Why
,
they
'd
steal
the
very
--
why
,
goodness
sakes
,
you
can
guess
what
kind
of
a
fluster
I
was
in
by
the
time
midnight
come
last
night
.
I
hope
to
gracious
if
I
war
n't
afraid
they
'd
steal
some
o
'
the
family
!
I
was
just
to
that
pass
I
did
n't
have
no
reasoning
faculties
no
more
.
It
looks
foolish
enough
NOW
,
in
the
daytime
;
but
I
says
to
myself
,
there
's
my
two
poor
boys
asleep
,
'
way
up
stairs
in
that
lonesome
room
,
and
I
declare
to
goodness
I
was
that
uneasy
'
t
I
crep
'
up
there
and
locked
'em
in
!
I
DID
.
And
anybody
would
.
Because
,
you
know
,
when
you
get
scared
that
way
,
and
it
keeps
running
on
,
and
getting
worse
and
worse
all
the
time
,
and
your
wits
gets
to
addling
,
and
you
get
to
doing
all
sorts
o
'
wild
things
,
and
by
and
by
you
think
to
yourself
,
spos
'n
I
was
a
boy
,
and
was
away
up
there
,
and
the
door
ai
n't
locked
,
and
you
--
"
She
stopped
,
looking
kind
of
wondering
,
and
then
she
turned
her
head
around
slow
,
and
when
her
eye
lit
on
me
--
I
got
up
and
took
a
walk
.
Says
I
to
myself
,
I
can
explain
better
how
we
come
to
not
be
in
that
room
this
morning
if
I
go
out
to
one
side
and
study
over
it
a
little
.
So
I
done
it
.
But
I
das
n't
go
fur
,
or
she
'd
a
sent
for
me
.
And
when
it
was
late
in
the
day
the
people
all
went
,
and
then
I
come
in
and
told
her
the
noise
and
shooting
waked
up
me
and
"
Sid
,
"
and
the
door
was
locked
,
and
we
wanted
to
see
the
fun
,
so
we
went
down
the
lightning-rod
,
and
both
of
us
got
hurt
a
little
,
and
we
did
n't
never
want
to
try
THAT
no
more
.
And
then
I
went
on
and
told
her
all
what
I
told
Uncle
Silas
before
;
and
then
she
said
she
'd
forgive
us
,
and
maybe
it
was
all
right
enough
anyway
,
and
about
what
a
body
might
expect
of
boys
,
for
all
boys
was
a
pretty
harum-scarum
lot
as
fur
as
she
could
see
;
and
so
,
as
long
as
no
harm
had
n't
come
of
it
,
she
judged
she
better
put
in
her
time
being
grateful
we
was
alive
and
well
and
she
had
us
still
,
stead
of
fretting
over
what
was
past
and
done
.
So
then
she
kissed
me
,
and
patted
me
on
the
head
,
and
dropped
into
a
kind
of
a
brown
study
;
and
pretty
soon
jumps
up
,
and
says
:
"
Why
,
lawsamercy
,
it
's
most
night
,
and
Sid
not
come
yet
!
What
HAS
become
of
that
boy
?
"
I
see
my
chance
;
so
I
skips
up
and
says
:
"
I
'll
run
right
up
to
town
and
get
him
,
"
I
says
.
