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"
Well
--
WHAT
?
"
he
says
,
kind
of
pettish
.
"
Don
t
you
what
ME
,
you
impudent
thing
--
hand
out
them
letters
.
"
"
What
letters
?
"
"
THEM
letters
.
I
be
bound
,
if
I
have
to
take
a-holt
of
you
I
'll
--
"
"
They
're
in
the
trunk
.
There
,
now
.
And
they
're
just
the
same
as
they
was
when
I
got
them
out
of
the
office
I
hai
n't
looked
into
them
,
I
hai
n't
touched
them
.
But
I
knowed
they
'd
make
trouble
,
and
I
thought
if
you
war
n't
in
no
hurry
,
I
'd
--
"
"
Well
,
you
DO
need
skinning
,
there
ai
n't
no
mistake
about
it
.
And
I
wrote
another
one
to
tell
you
I
was
coming
;
and
I
s
'
pose
he
--
"
"
No
,
it
come
yesterday
;
I
hai
n't
read
it
yet
,
but
IT
'S
all
right
,
I
've
got
that
one
.
"
I
wanted
to
offer
to
bet
two
dollars
she
had
n't
,
but
I
reckoned
maybe
it
was
just
as
safe
to
not
to
.
So
I
never
said
nothing
.
THE
first
time
I
catched
Tom
private
I
asked
him
what
was
his
idea
,
time
of
the
evasion
?
--
what
it
was
he
'd
planned
to
do
if
the
evasion
worked
all
right
and
he
managed
to
set
a
nigger
free
that
was
already
free
before
?
And
he
said
,
what
he
had
planned
in
his
head
from
the
start
,
if
we
got
Jim
out
all
safe
,
was
for
us
to
run
him
down
the
river
on
the
raft
,
and
have
adventures
plumb
to
the
mouth
of
the
river
,
and
then
tell
him
about
his
being
free
,
and
take
him
back
up
home
on
a
steamboat
,
in
style
,
and
pay
him
for
his
lost
time
,
and
write
word
ahead
and
get
out
all
the
niggers
around
,
and
have
them
waltz
him
into
town
with
a
torchlight
procession
and
a
brass-band
,
and
then
he
would
be
a
hero
,
and
so
would
we
.
But
I
reckoned
it
was
about
as
well
the
way
it
was
.
