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861
What
is
he
up
to
,
anyway
?
So
I
says
:
862
"
All
right
;
trot
ahead
.
"
863
I
followed
a
half
a
mile
;
then
he
struck
out
over
the
swamp
,
and
waded
ankle
deep
as
much
as
another
half-mile
.
We
come
to
a
little
flat
piece
of
land
which
was
dry
and
very
thick
with
trees
and
bushes
and
vines
,
and
he
says
:
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864
"
You
shove
right
in
dah
jist
a
few
steps
,
Mars
Jawge
;
dah
's
whah
dey
is
.
I
's
seed
'm
befo
'
;
I
do
n't
k
'
yer
to
see
'em
no
mo
'
.
"
865
Then
he
slopped
right
along
and
went
away
,
and
pretty
soon
the
trees
hid
him
.
I
poked
into
the
place
a-ways
and
come
to
a
little
open
patch
as
big
as
a
bedroom
all
hung
around
with
vines
,
and
found
a
man
laying
there
asleep
--
and
,
by
jings
,
it
was
my
old
Jim
!
866
I
waked
him
up
,
and
I
reckoned
it
was
going
to
be
a
grand
surprise
to
him
to
see
me
again
,
but
it
war
n't
.
He
nearly
cried
he
was
so
glad
,
but
he
war
n't
surprised
.
Said
he
swum
along
behind
me
that
night
,
and
heard
me
yell
every
time
,
but
das
n't
answer
,
because
he
did
n't
want
nobody
to
pick
HIM
up
and
take
him
into
slavery
again
.
Says
he
:
867
"
I
got
hurt
a
little
,
en
could
n't
swim
fas
'
,
so
I
wuz
a
considable
ways
behine
you
towards
de
las
'
;
when
you
landed
I
reck
'n
ed
I
could
ketch
up
wid
you
on
de
lan
'
'd
out
havin
'
to
shout
at
you
,
but
when
I
see
dat
house
I
begin
to
go
slow
.
I
'
uz
off
too
fur
to
hearwhat
dey
say
to
you
--
I
wuz
'
fraid
o
'
de
dogs
;
but
when
it
'
uz
all
quiet
agin
I
knowed
you
's
in
de
house
,
so
I
struck
out
for
de
woods
to
wait
for
day
.
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868
Early
in
de
mawnin
'
some
er
de
niggers
come
along
,
gwyne
to
de
fields
,
en
dey
tuk
me
en
showed
me
dis
place
,
whah
de
dogs
ca
n't
track
me
on
accounts
o
'
de
water
,
en
dey
brings
me
truck
to
eat
every
night
,
en
tells
me
how
you
's
a-gitt
'n
along
.
"
869
"
Why
did
n't
you
tell
my
Jack
to
fetch
me
here
sooner
,
Jim
?
"
870
"
Well
,
'
twar
n't
no
use
to
's
turb
you
,
Huck
,
tell
we
could
do
sumfn
--
but
we
's
all
right
now
.
I
ben
a-buyin
'
pots
en
pans
en
vittles
,
as
I
got
a
chanst
,
en
a-patchin
'
up
de
raf
'
nights
when
--
"