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"
Well
,
I
'm
agreed
.
I
'll
watch
the
whole
night
long
,
and
I
'll
do
it
every
night
,
too
,
if
you
'll
do
the
other
part
of
the
job
.
"
"
All
right
,
I
will
.
All
you
got
to
do
is
to
trot
up
Hooper
Street
a
block
and
maow
--
and
if
I
'm
asleep
,
you
throw
some
gravel
at
the
window
and
that
'll
fetch
me
.
"
"
Agreed
,
and
good
as
wheat
!
"
"
Now
,
Huck
,
the
storm
's
over
,
and
I
'll
go
home
.
It
'll
begin
to
be
daylight
in
a
couple
of
hours
.
You
go
back
and
watch
that
long
,
will
you
?
"
"
I
said
I
would
,
Tom
,
and
I
will
.
I
'll
ha
'n
t
that
tavern
every
night
for
a
year
!
I
'll
sleep
all
day
and
I
'll
stand
watch
all
night
.
"
"
That
's
all
right
.
Now
,
where
you
going
to
sleep
?
"
"
In
Ben
Rogers
'
hayloft
.
He
lets
me
,
and
so
does
his
pap
's
nigger
man
,
Uncle
Jake
.
I
tote
water
for
Uncle
Jake
whenever
he
wants
me
to
,
and
any
time
I
ask
him
he
gives
me
a
little
something
to
eat
if
he
can
spare
it
.
That
's
a
mighty
good
nigger
,
Tom
.
He
likes
me
,
becuz
I
do
n't
ever
act
as
if
I
was
above
him
.
Sometime
I
've
set
right
down
and
eat
WITH
him
.
But
you
need
n't
tell
that
.
A
body
's
got
to
do
things
when
he
's
awful
hungry
he
would
n't
want
to
do
as
a
steady
thing
.
"
"
Well
,
if
I
do
n't
want
you
in
the
daytime
,
I
'll
let
you
sleep
.
I
wo
n't
come
bothering
around
.
Any
time
you
see
something
's
up
,
in
the
night
,
just
skip
right
around
and
maow
.
"
The
first
thing
Tom
heard
on
Friday
morning
was
a
glad
piece
of
news
--
Judge
Thatcher
's
family
had
come
back
to
town
the
night
before
.
Both
Injun
Joe
and
the
treasure
sunk
into
secondary
importance
for
a
moment
,
and
Becky
took
the
chief
place
in
the
boy
's
interest
.
He
saw
her
and
they
had
an
exhausting
good
time
playing
"
hi-spy
"
and
"
gully-keeper
"
with
a
crowd
of
their
school-mates
.
The
day
was
completed
and
crowned
in
a
peculiarly
satisfactory
way
:
Becky
teased
her
mother
to
appoint
the
next
day
for
the
long-promised
and
long-delayed
picnic
,
and
she
consented
.
The
child
's
delight
was
boundless
;
and
Tom
's
not
more
moderate
.
The
invitations
were
sent
out
before
sunset
,
and
straightway
the
young
folks
of
the
village
were
thrown
into
a
fever
of
preparation
and
pleasurable
anticipation
.
Tom
's
excitement
enabled
him
to
keep
awake
until
a
pretty
late
hour
,
and
he
had
good
hopes
of
hearing
Huck
's
"
maow
,
"
and
of
having
his
treasure
to
astonish
Becky
and
the
picnickers
with
,
next
day
;
but
he
was
disappointed
.
No
signal
came
that
night
.
Morning
came
,
eventually
,
and
by
ten
or
eleven
o'clock
a
giddy
and
rollicking
company
were
gathered
at
Judge
Thatcher
's
,
and
everything
was
ready
for
a
start
.
It
was
not
the
custom
for
elderly
people
to
mar
the
picnics
with
their
presence
.
The
children
were
considered
safe
enough
under
the
wings
of
a
few
young
ladies
of
eighteen
and
a
few
young
gentlemen
of
twenty-three
or
thereabouts
.
The
old
steam
ferryboat
was
chartered
for
the
occasion
;
presently
the
gay
throng
filed
up
the
main
street
laden
with
provision-baskets
.
Sid
was
sick
and
had
to
miss
the
fun
;
Mary
remained
at
home
to
entertain
him
.
The
last
thing
Mrs.
Thatcher
said
to
Becky
,
was
:
