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"

It

's

a

lie

,

Jim

Turner

.

You

've

acted

this

way

before

.

You

always

want

more

'n

your

share

of

the

truck

,

and

you

've

always

got

it

,

too

,

because

you

've

swore

'

t

if

you

did

n't

you

'd

tell

.

But

this

time

you

've

said

it

jest

one

time

too

many

.

You

're

the

meanest

,

treacherousest

hound

in

this

country

.

"

By

this

time

Jim

was

gone

for

the

raft

.

I

was

just

a-biling

with

curiosity

;

and

I

says

to

myself

,

Tom

Sawyer

would

n't

back

out

now

,

and

so

I

wo

n't

either

;

I

'm

a-going

to

see

what

's

going

on

here

.

So

I

dropped

on

my

hands

and

knees

in

the

little

passage

,

and

crept

aft

in

the

dark

till

there

war

n't

but

one

stateroom

betwixt

me

and

the

cross-hall

of

the

texas

.

Then

in

there

I

see

a

man

stretched

on

the

floor

and

tied

hand

and

foot

,

and

two

men

standing

over

him

,

and

one

of

them

had

a

dim

lantern

in

his

hand

,

and

the

other

one

had

a

pistol

.

This

one

kept

pointing

the

pistol

at

the

man

's

head

on

the

floor

,

and

saying

:

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"

I

'd

LIKE

to

!

And

I

orter

,

too

--

a

mean

skunk

!

"

The

man

on

the

floor

would

shrivel

up

and

say

,

"

Oh

,

please

do

n't

,

Bill

;

I

hai

n't

ever

goin

'

to

tell

.

"

And

every

time

he

said

that

the

man

with

the

lantern

would

laugh

and

say

:

"

'D

eed

you

AI

N'T

!

You

never

said

no

truer

thing

'n

that

,

you

bet

you

.

"

And

once

he

said

:

"

Hear

him

beg

!

and

yit

if

we

had

n't

got

the

best

of

him

and

tied

him

he

'd

a

killed

us

both

.

And

what

FOR

?

Jist

for

noth

'n

.

Jist

because

we

stood

on

our

RIGHTS

--

that

's

what

for

.

But

I

lay

you

ai

n't

a-goin

'

to

threaten

nobody

any

more

,

Jim

Turner

.

Put

UP

that

pistol

,

Bill

.

"

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Bill

says

:

"

I

do

n't

want

to

,

Jake

Packard

.

I

'm

for

killin

'

him

--

and

did

n't

he

kill

old

Hatfield

jist

the

same

way

--

and

do

n't

he

deserve

it

?

"

"

But

I

do

n't

WANT

him

killed

,

and

I

've

got

my

reasons

for

it

.

"

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