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I

hoped

they

was

going

to

say

he

could

have

one

or

two

of

the

chains

took

off

,

because

they

was

rotten

heavy

,

or

could

have

meat

and

greens

with

his

bread

and

water

;

but

they

did

n't

think

of

it

,

and

I

reckoned

it

war

n't

best

for

me

to

mix

in

,

but

I

judged

I

'd

get

the

doctor

's

yarn

to

Aunt

Sally

somehow

or

other

as

soon

as

I

'd

got

through

the

breakers

that

was

laying

just

ahead

of

me

--

explanations

,

I

mean

,

of

how

I

forgot

to

mention

about

Sid

being

shot

when

I

was

telling

how

him

and

me

put

in

that

dratted

night

paddling

around

hunting

the

runaway

nigger

.

But

I

had

plenty

time

.

Aunt

Sally

she

stuck

to

the

sick-room

all

day

and

all

night

,

and

every

time

I

see

Uncle

Silas

mooning

around

I

dodged

him

.

Next

morning

I

heard

Tom

was

a

good

deal

better

,

and

they

said

Aunt

Sally

was

gone

to

get

a

nap

.

So

I

slips

to

the

sick-room

,

and

if

I

found

him

awake

I

reckoned

we

could

put

up

a

yarn

for

the

family

that

would

wash

.

But

he

was

sleeping

,

and

sleeping

very

peaceful

,

too

;

and

pale

,

not

fire-faced

the

way

he

was

when

he

come

.

So

I

set

down

and

laid

for

him

to

wake

.

In

about

half

an

hour

Aunt

Sally

comes

gliding

in

,

and

there

I

was

,

up

a

stump

again

!

She

motioned

me

to

be

still

,

and

set

down

by

me

,

and

begun

to

whisper

,

and

said

we

could

all

be

joyful

now

,

because

all

the

symptoms

was

first-rate

,

and

he

'd

been

sleeping

like

that

for

ever

so

long

,

and

looking

better

and

peacefuller

all

the

time

,

and

ten

to

one

he

'd

wake

up

in

his

right

mind

.

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So

we

set

there

watching

,

and

by

and

by

he

stirs

a

bit

,

and

opened

his

eyes

very

natural

,

and

takes

a

look

,

and

says

:

"

Hello

!

--

why

,

I

'm

at

HOME

!

How

's

that

?

Where

's

the

raft

?

"

"

It

's

all

right

,

"

I

says

.

"

And

JIM

?

"

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"

The

same

,

"

I

says

,

but

could

n't

say

it

pretty

brash

.

But

he

never

noticed

,

but

says

:

"

Good

!

Splendid

!

NOW

we

're

all

right

and

safe

!

Did

you

tell

Aunty

?

"

I

was

going

to

say

yes

;

but

she

chipped

in

and

says

:

"

About

what

,

Sid

?

"

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