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"

You

bet

it

is

.

But

how

you

goin

'

to

manage

it

this

time

?

"

"

Well

,

my

idea

is

this

:

we

'll

rustle

around

and

gather

up

whatever

pickins

we

've

overlooked

in

the

staterooms

,

and

shove

for

shore

and

hide

the

truck

.

Then

we

'll

wait

.

Now

I

say

it

ai

n't

a-goin

'

to

be

more

'n

two

hours

befo

'

this

wrack

breaks

up

and

washes

off

down

the

river

.

See

?

He

'll

be

drownded

,

and

wo

n't

have

nobody

to

blame

for

it

but

his

own

self

.

I

reckon

that

's

a

considerble

sight

better

'n

killin

'

of

him

.

I

'm

unfavorable

to

killin

'

a

man

as

long

as

you

can

git

aroun

'

it

;

it

ai

n't

good

sense

,

it

ai

n't

good

morals

.

Ai

n't

I

right

?

"

"

Yes

,

I

reck

'n

you

are

.

But

s

'

pose

she

DO

N'T

break

up

and

wash

off

?

"

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"

Well

,

we

can

wait

the

two

hours

anyway

and

see

,

ca

n't

we

?

"

"

All

right

,

then

;

come

along

.

"

So

they

started

,

and

I

lit

out

,

all

in

a

cold

sweat

,

and

scrambled

forward

It

was

dark

as

pitch

there

;

but

I

said

,

in

a

kind

of

a

coarse

whisper

,

"

Jim

!

"

and

he

answered

up

,

right

at

my

elbow

,

with

a

sort

of

a

moan

,

and

I

says

:

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"

Quick

,

Jim

,

it

ai

n't

no

time

for

fooling

around

and

moaning

;

there

's

a

gang

of

murderers

in

yonder

,

and

if

we

do

n't

hunt

up

their

boat

and

set

her

drifting

down

the

river

so

these

fellows

ca

n't

get

away

from

the

wreck

there

's

one

of

'em

going

to

be

in

a

bad

fix

.

But

if

we

find

their

boat

we

can

put

ALL

of

'em

in

a

bad

fix

--

for

the

sheriff

'll

get

'em

.

Quick

--

hurry

!

I

'll

hunt

the

labboard

side

,

you

hunt

the

stabboard

.

You

start

at

the

raft

,

and

--

"

"

Oh

,

my

lordy

,

lordy

!

RAF

'

?

Dey

ain

'

no

raf

'

no

mo

'

;

she

done

broke

loose

en

gone

I

--

en

here

we

is

!

"

WELL

,

I

catched

my

breath

and

most

fainted

.

Shut

up

on

a

wreck

with

such

a

gang

as

that

!

But

it

war

n't

no

time

to

be

sentimentering

.

We

'd

GOT

to

find

that

boat

now

--

had

to

have

it

for

ourselves

.

So

we

went

a-quaking

and

shaking

down

the

stabboard

side

,

and

slow

work

it

was

,

too

--

seemed

a

week

before

we

got

to

the

stern

.

No

sign

of

a

boat

.

Jim

said

he

did

n't

believe

he

could

go

any

further

--

so

scared

he

had

n't

hardly

any

strength

left

,

he

said

.

But

I

said

,

come

on

,

if

we

get

left

on

this

wreck

we

are

in

a

fix

,

sure

.

So

on

we

prowled

again

.

We

struck

for

the

stern

of

the

texas

,

and

found

it

,

and

then

scrabbled

along

forwards

on

the

skylight

,

hanging

on

from

shutter

to

shutter

,

for

the

edge

of

the

skylight

was

in

the

water

.

When

we

got

pretty

close

to

the

cross-hall

door

there

was

the

skiff

,

sure

enough

!

I

could

just

barely

see

her

.

I

felt

ever

so

thankful

.

In

another

second

I

would

a

been

aboard

of

her

,

but

just

then

the

door

opened

.

One

of

the

men

stuck

his

head

out

only

about

a

couple

of

foot

from

me

,

and

I

thought

I

was

gone

;

but

he

jerked

it

in

again

,

and

says

:

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