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"
They
went
off
and
I
got
aboard
the
raft
,
feeling
bad
and
low
,
because
I
knowed
very
well
I
had
done
wrong
,
and
I
see
it
war
n't
no
use
for
me
to
try
to
learn
to
do
right
;
a
body
that
do
n't
get
STARTED
right
when
he
's
little
ai
n't
got
no
show
--
when
the
pinch
comes
there
ai
n't
nothing
to
back
him
up
and
keep
him
to
his
work
,
and
so
he
gets
beat
.
Then
I
thought
a
minute
,
and
says
to
myself
,
hold
on
;
s
'
pose
you
'd
a
done
right
and
give
Jim
up
,
would
you
felt
better
than
what
you
do
now
?
No
,
says
I
,
I
'd
feel
bad
--
I
'd
feel
just
the
same
way
I
do
now
.
Well
,
then
,
says
I
,
what
's
the
use
you
learning
to
do
right
when
it
's
troublesome
to
do
right
and
ai
n't
no
trouble
to
do
wrong
,
and
the
wages
is
just
the
same
?
I
was
stuck
.
I
could
n't
answer
that
.
So
I
reckoned
I
would
n't
bother
no
more
about
it
,
but
after
this
always
do
whichever
come
handiest
at
the
time
.
I
went
into
the
wigwam
;
Jim
war
n't
there
.
I
looked
all
around
;
he
war
n't
anywhere
.
I
says
:
"
Jim
!
"
"
Here
I
is
,
Huck
.
Is
dey
out
o
'
sight
yit
?
Do
n't
talk
loud
.
"
He
was
in
the
river
under
the
stern
oar
,
with
just
his
nose
out
.
I
told
him
they
were
out
of
sight
,
so
he
come
aboard
.
He
says
:
"
I
was
a-listenin
'
to
all
de
talk
,
en
I
slips
into
de
river
en
was
gwyne
to
shove
for
sho
'
if
dey
come
aboard
.
Den
I
was
gwyne
to
swim
to
de
raf
'
agin
when
dey
was
gone
.
But
lawsy
,
how
you
did
fool
'em
,
Huck
!
Dat
WUZ
de
smartes
'
dodge
!
I
tell
you
,
chile
,
I
's
pec
it
save
'
ole
Jim
--
ole
Jim
ai
n't
going
to
forgit
you
for
dat
,
honey
.
"
Then
we
talked
about
the
money
.
It
was
a
pretty
good
raise
--
twenty
dollars
apiece
.
Jim
said
we
could
take
deck
passage
on
a
steamboat
now
,
and
the
money
would
last
us
as
far
as
we
wanted
to
go
in
the
free
States
.
He
said
twenty
mile
more
war
n't
far
for
the
raft
to
go
,
but
he
wished
we
was
already
there
.
Towards
daybreak
we
tied
up
,
and
Jim
was
mighty
particular
about
hiding
the
raft
good
.
Then
he
worked
all
day
fixing
things
in
bundles
,
and
getting
all
ready
to
quit
rafting
.
