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"
Why
THAT
'S
all
right
.
Miss
Hooker
she
tole
me
,
PARTICULAR
,
that
her
uncle
Hornback
--
"
"
Great
guns
!
is
HE
her
uncle
?
Looky
here
,
you
break
for
that
light
over
yonder-way
,
and
turn
out
west
when
you
git
there
,
and
about
a
quarter
of
a
mile
out
you
'll
come
to
the
tavern
;
tell
'em
to
dart
you
out
to
Jim
Hornback
's
,
and
he
'll
foot
the
bill
.
And
do
n't
you
fool
around
any
,
because
he
'll
want
to
know
the
news
.
Tell
him
I
'll
have
his
niece
all
safe
before
he
can
get
to
town
.
Hump
yourself
,
now
;
I
'm
a-going
up
around
the
corner
here
to
roust
out
my
engineer
.
"
I
struck
for
the
light
,
but
as
soon
as
he
turned
the
corner
I
went
back
and
got
into
my
skiff
and
bailed
her
out
,
and
then
pulled
up
shore
in
the
easy
water
about
six
hundred
yards
,
and
tucked
myself
in
among
some
woodboats
;
for
I
could
n't
rest
easy
till
I
could
see
the
ferryboat
start
.
But
take
it
all
around
,
I
was
feeling
ruther
comfortable
on
accounts
of
taking
all
this
trouble
for
that
gang
,
for
not
many
would
a
done
it
.
I
wished
the
widow
knowed
about
it
.
I
judged
she
would
be
proud
of
me
for
helping
these
rapscallions
,
because
rapscallions
and
dead
beats
is
the
kind
the
widow
and
good
people
takes
the
most
interest
in
.
Well
,
before
long
here
comes
the
wreck
,
dim
and
dusky
,
sliding
along
down
!
A
kind
of
cold
shiver
went
through
me
,
and
then
I
struck
out
for
her
.
She
was
very
deep
,
and
I
see
in
a
minute
there
war
n't
much
chance
for
anybody
being
alive
in
her
.
I
pulled
all
around
her
and
hollered
a
little
,
but
there
was
n't
any
answer
;
all
dead
still
.
I
felt
a
little
bit
heavy-hearted
about
the
gang
,
but
not
much
,
for
I
reckoned
if
they
could
stand
it
I
could
Then
here
comes
the
ferryboat
;
so
I
shoved
for
the
middle
of
the
river
on
a
long
down-stream
slant
;
and
when
I
judged
I
was
out
of
eye-reach
I
laid
on
my
oars
,
and
looked
back
and
see
her
go
and
smell
around
the
wreck
for
Miss
Hooker
's
remainders
,
because
the
captain
would
know
her
uncle
Hornback
would
want
them
;
and
then
pretty
soon
the
ferryboat
give
it
up
and
went
for
the
shore
,
and
I
laid
into
my
work
and
went
a-booming
down
the
river
.
It
did
seem
a
powerful
long
time
before
Jim
's
light
showed
up
;
and
when
it
did
show
it
looked
like
it
was
a
thousand
mile
off
.
By
the
time
I
got
there
the
sky
was
beginning
to
get
a
little
gray
in
the
east
;
so
we
struck
for
an
island
,
and
hid
the
raft
,
and
sunk
the
skiff
,
and
turned
in
and
slept
like
dead
people
.
BY
and
by
,
when
we
got
up
,
we
turned
over
the
truck
the
gang
had
stole
off
of
the
wreck
,
and
found
boots
,
and
blankets
,
and
clothes
,
and
all
sorts
of
other
things
,
and
a
lot
of
books
,
and
a
spyglass
,
and
three
boxes
of
seegars
.
We
had
n't
ever
been
this
rich
before
in
neither
of
our
lives
.
The
seegars
was
prime
.
We
laid
off
all
the
afternoon
in
the
woods
talking
,
and
me
reading
the
books
,
and
having
a
general
good
time
.
I
told
Jim
all
about
what
happened
inside
the
wreck
and
at
the
ferryboat
,
and
I
said
these
kinds
of
things
was
adventures
;
but
he
said
he
did
n't
want
no
more
adventures
.
He
said
that
when
I
went
in
the
texas
and
he
crawled
back
to
get
on
the
raft
and
found
her
gone
he
nearly
died
,
because
he
judged
it
was
all
up
with
HIM
anyway
it
could
be
fixed
;
for
if
he
did
n't
get
saved
he
would
get
drownded
;
and
if
he
did
get
saved
,
whoever
saved
him
would
send
him
back
home
so
as
to
get
the
reward
,
and
then
Miss
Watson
would
sell
him
South
,
sure
.
Well
,
he
was
right
;
he
was
most
always
right
;
he
had
an
uncommon
level
head
for
a
nigger
.
I
read
considerable
to
Jim
about
kings
and
dukes
and
earls
and
such
,
and
how
gaudy
they
dressed
,
and
how
much
style
they
put
on
,
and
called
each
other
your
majesty
,
and
your
grace
,
and
your
lordship
,
and
so
on
,
's
tead
of
mister
;
and
Jim
's
eyes
bugged
out
,
and
he
was
interested
.
He
says
:
"
I
didn
'
know
dey
was
so
many
un
um
.
I
hai
n't
hearn
'
bout
none
un
um
,
skasely
,
but
ole
King
Sollermun
,
onless
you
counts
dem
kings
dat
's
in
a
pack
er
k
'
yards
.
