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"
Why
,
about
the
way
the
whole
thing
was
done
.
"
"
What
whole
thing
?
"
"
Why
,
THE
whole
thing
.
There
ai
n't
but
one
;
how
we
set
the
runaway
nigger
free
--
me
and
Tom
.
"
"
Good
land
!
Set
the
run
--
What
IS
the
child
talking
about
!
Dear
,
dear
,
out
of
his
head
again
!
"
"
NO
,
I
ai
n't
out
of
my
HEAD
;
I
know
all
what
I
'm
talking
about
.
We
DID
set
him
free
--
me
and
Tom
.
We
laid
out
to
do
it
,
and
we
DONE
it
.
And
we
done
it
elegant
,
too
.
"
He
'd
got
a
start
,
and
she
never
checked
him
up
,
just
set
and
stared
and
stared
,
and
let
him
clip
along
,
and
I
see
it
war
n't
no
use
for
ME
to
put
in
.
"
Why
,
Aunty
,
it
cost
us
a
power
of
work
--
weeks
of
it
--
hours
and
hours
,
every
night
,
whilst
you
was
all
asleep
.
And
we
had
to
steal
candles
,
and
the
sheet
,
and
the
shirt
,
and
your
dress
,
and
spoons
,
and
tin
plates
,
and
case-knives
,
and
the
warming-pan
,
and
the
grindstone
,
and
flour
,
and
just
no
end
of
things
,
and
you
ca
n't
think
what
work
it
was
to
make
the
saws
,
and
pens
,
and
inscriptions
,
and
one
thing
or
another
,
and
you
ca
n't
think
HALF
the
fun
it
was
.
And
we
had
to
make
up
the
pictures
of
coffins
and
things
,
and
nonnamous
letters
from
the
robbers
,
and
get
up
and
down
the
lightning-rod
,
and
dig
the
hole
into
the
cabin
,
and
made
the
rope
ladder
and
send
it
in
cooked
up
in
a
pie
,
and
send
in
spoons
and
things
to
work
with
in
your
apron
pocket
--
"
"
Mercy
sakes
!
"
"
--
and
load
up
the
cabin
with
rats
and
snakes
and
so
on
,
for
company
for
Jim
;
and
then
you
kept
Tom
here
so
long
with
the
butter
in
his
hat
that
you
come
near
spiling
the
whole
business
,
because
the
men
come
before
we
was
out
of
the
cabin
,
and
we
had
to
rush
,
and
they
heard
us
and
let
drive
at
us
,
and
I
got
my
share
,
and
we
dodged
out
of
the
path
and
let
them
go
by
,
and
when
the
dogs
come
they
war
n't
interested
in
us
,
but
went
for
the
most
noise
,
and
we
got
our
canoe
,
and
made
for
the
raft
,
and
was
all
safe
,
and
Jim
was
a
free
man
,
and
we
done
it
all
by
ourselves
,
and
WAS
N'T
it
bully
,
Aunty
!
"
"
Well
,
I
never
heard
the
likes
of
it
in
all
my
born
days
!
So
it
was
YOU
,
you
little
rapscallions
,
that
's
been
making
all
this
trouble
,
and
turned
everybody
's
wits
clean
inside
out
and
scared
us
all
most
to
death
.
I
've
as
good
a
notion
as
ever
I
had
in
my
life
to
take
it
out
o
'
you
this
very
minute
.
To
think
,
here
I
've
been
,
night
after
night
,
a
--
YOU
just
get
well
once
,
you
young
scamp
,
and
I
lay
I
'll
tan
the
Old
Harry
out
o
'
both
o
'
ye
!
"
