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"
Poor
crawlin
'
critter
;
let
it
go
!
It
ai
n't
no
enemy
o
'
mine
;
though
it
do
suck
a
turkey
's
egg
now
an
then
,
an
in
coorse
scarcities
the
breed
o
'
the
birds
.
Thet
air
only
its
nater
,
an
no
reezun
why
I
shed
be
angry
wi
'
it
.
But
thur
's
a
durned
good
reezun
why
I
shed
be
wi
'
thet
Irish
--
the
dog-goned
,
stinkin
'
fool
,
to
ha
'
woke
me
es
he
dud
!
I
feel
dod-rotted
like
sarvin
'
him
out
,
ef
I
ked
only
think
o
'
some
way
as
wud
n't
diskermode
the
young
fellur
.
Stay
!
By
Geehosofat
,
I
've
got
the
idee
--
the
very
thing
--
sure
es
my
name
air
Zeb
Stump
!
"
On
giving
utterance
to
the
last
words
,
the
hunter
--
whose
countenance
had
suddenly
assumed
an
expression
of
quizzical
cheerfulness
--
sprang
to
his
feet
;
and
,
with
bent
body
,
hastened
in
pursuit
of
the
retreating
reptile
.
A
few
strides
brought
him
alongside
of
it
;
when
he
pounced
upon
it
with
all
his
ten
digits
extended
.
In
another
moment
its
long
glittering
body
was
uplifted
from
the
ground
,
and
writhing
in
his
grasp
.
"
Now
,
Mister
Pheelum
,
"
exclaimed
he
,
as
if
apostrophising
the
serpent
,
"
ef
I
do
n't
gi'e
yur
Irish
soul
a
scare
thet
'll
keep
ye
awake
till
mornin
'
,
I
do
n't
know
buzzart
from
turkey
.
Hyur
goes
to
purvide
ye
wi
'
a
bedfellur
!
"
On
saying
this
,
he
advanced
towards
the
hut
;
and
,
silently
skulking
under
its
shadow
,
released
the
serpent
from
his
gripe
--
letting
it
fall
within
the
circle
of
the
cabriesto
,
with
which
Phelim
had
so
craftily
surrounded
his
sleeping-place
.
Then
returning
to
his
grassy
couch
,
and
once
more
pulling
the
old
blanket
over
his
shoulders
,
he
muttered
--
"
The
varmint
wo
n't
come
out
acrost
the
rope
--
thet
air
sartin
;
an
it
ai
n't
agoin
'
to
leave
a
yurd
o
'
the
groun
'
'
ithout
explorin
'
for
a
place
to
git
clur
--
thet
's
eequally
sartin
.
Ef
it
do
n't
crawl
over
thet
Irish
greenhorn
'
ithin
the
hef
o
'
an
hour
,
then
ole
Zeb
Stump
air
a
greenhorn
hisself
.
Hi
!
what
's
thet
?
Dog-goned
of
'
taint
on
him
arready
!
"
If
the
hunter
had
any
further
reflections
to
give
tongue
to
,
they
could
not
have
been
heard
:
for
at
that
moment
there
arose
a
confusion
of
noises
that
must
have
startled
every
living
creature
on
the
Alamo
,
and
for
miles
up
and
down
the
stream
.
