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THEsunwasupsohighwhenIwakedthatIjudgeditwasaftereighto’clock.
Ilaidthereinthegrassandthecoolshadethinkingaboutthings,andfeelingrestedandruthercomfortableandsatisfied.
Icouldseethesunoutatoneortwoholes,butmostlyitwasbigtreesallabout,andgloomyinthereamongstthem.
Therewasfreckledplacesonthegroundwherethelightsifteddownthroughtheleaves,andthefreckledplacesswappedaboutalittle,showingtherewasalittlebreezeupthere.
Acoupleofsquirrelssetonalimbandjabberedatmeveryfriendly.
Iwaspowerfullazyandcomfortable–didn’twanttogetupandcookbreakfast.
Well,IwasdozingoffagainwhenIthinksIhearsadeepsoundof“boom!”awayuptheriver.
Irousesup,andrestsonmyelbowandlistens;prettysoonIhearsitagain.
Ihoppedup,andwentandlookedoutataholeintheleaves,andIseeabunchofsmokelayingonthewateralongwaysup–aboutabreasttheferry.
Andtherewastheferryboatfullofpeoplefloatingalongdown.Iknowedwhatwasthematternow.“Boom!”
Iseethewhitesmokesquirtoutoftheferryboat’sside.
Yousee,theywasfiringcannonoverthewater,tryingtomakemycarcasscometothetop.
Iwasprettyhungry,butitwarn’tgoingtodoformetostartafire,becausetheymightseethesmoke.
SoIsetthereandwatchedthecannon-smokeandlistenedtotheboom.
Theriverwasamilewidethere,anditalwayslooksprettyonasummermorning–soIwashavingagoodenoughtimeseeingthemhuntformyremaindersifIonlyhadabitetoeat.
Well,thenIhappenedtothinkhowtheyalwaysputquicksilverinloavesofbreadandfloatthemoff,becausetheyalwaysgorighttothedrowndedcarcassandstopthere.
So,saysI,I’llkeepalookout,andifanyofthem’sfloatingaroundaftermeI’llgivethemashow.
IchangedtotheIllinoisedgeoftheislandtoseewhatluckIcouldhave,andIwarn’tdisappointed.
Abigdoubleloafcomealong,andImostgotitwithalongstick,butmyfootslippedandshefloatedoutfurther.
OfcourseIwaswherethecurrentsetintheclosesttotheshore–Iknowedenoughforthat.
Butbyandbyalongcomesanotherone,andthistimeIwon.
Itookouttheplugandshookoutthelittledabofquicksilver,andsetmyteethin.
Itwas“baker’sbread”–whatthequalityeat;noneofyourlow-downcorn-pone.
Igotagoodplaceamongsttheleaves,andsetthereonalog,munchingthebreadandwatchingtheferryboat,andverywellsatisfied.Andthensomethingstruckme.
Isays,nowIreckonthewidowortheparsonorsomebodyprayedthatthisbreadwouldfindme,andhereithasgoneanddoneit.
Sothereain’tnodoubtbutthereissomethinginthatthing–thatis,there’ssomethinginitwhenabodylikethewidowortheparsonprays,butitdon’tworkforme,andIreckonitdon’tworkforonlyjusttherightkind.
Ilitapipeandhadagoodlongsmoke,andwentonwatching.
Theferryboatwasfloatingwiththecurrent,andIallowedI’dhaveachancetoseewhowasaboardwhenshecomealong,becauseshewouldcomeinclose,wherethebreaddid.
Whenshe’dgotprettywellalongdowntowardsme,IputoutmypipeandwenttowhereIfishedoutthebread,andlaiddownbehindalogonthebankinalittleopenplace.
WherethelogforkedIcouldpeepthrough.
Byandbyshecomealong,andshedriftedinsoclosethattheycouldarunoutaplankandwalkedashore.Mosteverybodywasontheboat.
Pap,andJudgeThatcher,andBessieThatcher,andJoHarper,andTomSawyer,andhisoldAuntPolly,andSidandMary,andplentymore.
Everybodywastalkingaboutthemurder,butthecaptainbrokeinandsays:
“Looksharp,now;thecurrentsetsintheclosesthere,andmaybehe’swashedashoreandgottangledamongstthebrushatthewater’sedge.Ihopeso,anyway.”
“Ididn’thopeso.Theyallcrowdedupandleanedovertherails,nearlyinmyface,andkeptstill,watchingwithalltheirmight.
Icouldseethemfirst-rate,buttheycouldn’tseeme.Thenthecaptainsungout:
“Standaway!”andthecannonletoffsuchablastrightbeforemethatitmademedeefwiththenoiseandprettynearblindwiththesmoke,andIjudgedIwasgone.
Ifthey’dahadsomebulletsin,Ireckonthey’dagotthecorpsetheywasafter.
Well,IseeIwarn’thurt,thankstogoodness.
Theboatfloatedonandwentoutofsightaroundtheshoulderoftheisland.
Icouldheartheboomingnowandthen,furtherandfurtheroff,andbyandby,afteranhour,Ididn’thearitnomore.Theislandwasthreemilelong.
Ijudgedtheyhadgottothefoot,andwasgivingitup.Buttheydidn’tyetawhile.
TheyturnedaroundthefootoftheislandandstartedupthechannelontheMissouriside,understeam,andboomingonceinawhileastheywent.
Icrossedovertothatsideandwatchedthem.
WhentheygotabreasttheheadoftheislandtheyquitshootinganddroppedovertotheMissourishoreandwenthometothetown.
IknowedIwasallrightnow.Nobodyelsewouldcomea-huntingafterme.
Igotmytrapsoutofthecanoeandmademeanicecampinthethickwoods.
Imadeakindofatentoutofmyblanketstoputmythingsundersotheraincouldn’tgetatthem.
Icatchedacatfishandhaggledhimopenwithmysaw,andtowardssundownIstartedmycampfireandhadsupper.
ThenIsetoutalinetocatchsomefishforbreakfast.
WhenitwasdarkIsetbymycampfiresmoking,andfeelingprettywellsatisfied;butbyandbyitgotsortoflonesome,andsoIwentandsetonthebankandlistenedtothecurrentswashingalong,andcountedthestarsanddriftlogsandraftsthatcomedown,andthenwenttobed;thereain’tnobetterwaytoputintimewhenyouarelonesome;youcan’tstayso,yousoongetoverit.
Andsoforthreedaysandnights.Nodifference–justthesamething.
ButthenextdayIwentexploringarounddownthroughtheisland.
Iwasbossofit;itallbelongedtome,sotosay,andIwantedtoknowallaboutit;butmainlyIwantedtoputinthetime.
Ifoundplentystrawberries,ripeandprime;andgreensummergrapes,andgreenrazberries;andthegreenblackberrieswasjustbeginningtoshow.
Theywouldallcomehandybyandby,Ijudged.
Well,IwentfoolingalonginthedeepwoodstillIjudgedIwarn’tfarfromthefootoftheisland.
Ihadmygunalong,butIhadn’tshotnothing;itwasforprotection;thoughtIwouldkillsomegamenighhome.
AboutthistimeImightynearsteppedonagood-sizedsnake,anditwentslidingoffthroughthegrassandflowers,andIafterit,tryingtogetashotatit.
Iclippedalong,andallofasuddenIboundedrightontotheashesofacampfirethatwasstillsmoking.
Myheartjumpedupamongstmylungs.Ineverwaitedfortolookfurther,butuncockedmygunandwentsneakingbackonmytiptoesasfastaseverIcould.
EverynowandthenIstoppedasecondamongstthethickleavesandlistened,butmybreathcomesohardIcouldn’thearnothingelse.
Islunkalonganotherpiecefurther,thenlistenedagain;andsoon,andsoon.
IfIseeastump,Itookitforaman;ifItrodonastickandbrokeit,itmademefeellikeapersonhadcutoneofmybreathsintwoandIonlygothalf,andtheshorthalf,too.
WhenIgottocampIwarn’tfeelingverybrash,therewarn’tmuchsandinmycraw;butIsays,thisain’tnotimetobefoolingaround.
SoIgotallmytrapsintomycanoeagainsoastohavethemoutofsight,andIputoutthefireandscatteredtheashesaroundtolooklikeanoldlastyear’scamp,andthenclumbatree.
IreckonIwasupinthetreetwohours;butIdidn’tseenothing,Ididn’thearnothing–IonlyTHOUGHTIheardandseenasmuchasathousandthings.
Well,Icouldn’tstayupthereforever;soatlastIgotdown,butIkeptinthethickwoodsandonthelookoutallthetime.
AllIcouldgettoeatwasberriesandwhatwasleftoverfrombreakfast.
BythetimeitwasnightIwasprettyhungry.
SowhenitwasgoodanddarkIslidoutfromshorebeforemoonriseandpaddledovertotheIllinoisbank–aboutaquarterofamile.
Iwentoutinthewoodsandcookedasupper,andIhadaboutmadeupmymindIwouldstaythereallnightwhenIhearaPLUNKETY-PLUNK,PLUNKETY-PLUNK,andsaystomyself,horsescoming;andnextIhearpeople’svoices.
IgoteverythingintothecanoeasquickasIcould,andthenwentcreepingthroughthewoodstoseewhatIcouldfindout.Ihadn’tgotfarwhenIhearamansay:
“Webettercamphereifwecanfindagoodplace;thehorsesisaboutbeatout.Let’slookaround.”
Ididn’twait,butshovedoutandpaddledawayeasy.Itiedupintheoldplace,andreckonedIwouldsleepinthecanoe.
Ididn’tsleepmuch.Icouldn’t,somehow,forthinking.
AndeverytimeIwakedupIthoughtsomebodyhadmebytheneck.Sothesleepdidn’tdomenogood.
ByandbyIsaystomyself,Ican’tlivethisway;I’ma-goingtofindoutwhoitisthat’shereontheislandwithme;I’llfinditoutorbust.Well,Ifeltbetterrightoff.
SoItookmypaddleandslidoutfromshorejustasteportwo,andthenletthecanoedropalongdownamongsttheshadows.
Themoonwasshining,andoutsideoftheshadowsitmadeitmostaslightasday.
Ipokedalongwellontoanhour,everythingstillasrocksandsoundasleep.
Well,bythistimeIwasmostdowntothefootoftheisland.
Alittleripply,coolbreezebeguntoblow,andthatwasasgoodassayingthenightwasaboutdone.
Igiveheraturnwiththepaddleandbrunghernosetoshore;thenIgotmygunandslippedoutandintotheedgeofthewoods.
Isatdownthereonalog,andlookedoutthroughtheleaves.
Iseethemoongooffwatch,andthedarknessbegintoblankettheriver.
ButinalittlewhileIseeapalestreakoverthetreetops,andknowedthedaywascoming.
SoItookmygunandslippedofftowardswhereIhadrunacrossthatcampfire,stoppingeveryminuteortwotolisten.
ButIhadn’tnolucksomehow;Icouldn’tseemtofindtheplace.
Butbyandby,sureenough,Icatchedaglimpseoffireawaythroughthetrees.Iwentforit,cautiousandslow.
ByandbyIwascloseenoughtohavealook,andtherelaidamanontheground.Itmostgivemethefantods.
Hehadablanketaroundhishead,andhisheadwasnearlyinthefire.
Isettherebehindaclumpofbushesinaboutsixfootofhim,andkeptmyeyesonhimsteady.Itwasgettinggraydaylightnow.
Prettysoonhegappedandstretchedhimselfandhoveofftheblanket,anditwasMissWatson’sJim!IbetIwasgladtoseehim.Isays:
“Hello,Jim!”andskippedout.
Hebouncedupandstaredatmewild.Thenhedropsdownonhisknees,andputshishandstogetherandsays:
“Doan’hurtme–don’t!Ihain’teverdonenoharmtoaghos’.
Ialwuzlikeddeadpeople,endoneallIcouldfor‘em.
Yougoengitinderiveragin,whahyoub’longs,endoan’donuffntoOleJim,‘at‘uzawluzyo’fren’.”
Well,Iwarn’tlongmakinghimunderstandIwarn’tdead.IwaseversogladtoseeJim.Iwarn’tlonesomenow.
ItoldhimIwarn’tafraidofHIMtellingthepeoplewhereIwas.
Italkedalong,butheonlysetthereandlookedatme;neversaidnothing.ThenIsays:
“It’sgooddaylight.Le’sgetbreakfast.Makeupyourcampfiregood.”
“What’sdeuseermakin’updecampfiretocookstrawbriesensichtruck?Butyougotagun,hain’tyou?Denwekingitsumfnbetterdenstrawbries.”
“Strawberriesandsuchtruck,”Isays.“Isthatwhatyouliveon?”
“Icouldn’gitnuffnelse,”hesays.
“Why,howlongyoubeenontheisland,Jim?”
“Icomeheahdenightarteryou’skilled.”
“What,allthattime?”
“Yes–indeedy.”
“Andain’tyouhadnothingbutthatkindofrubbagetoeat?”
“No,sah–nuffnelse.”
“Well,youmustbemoststarved,ain’tyou?”
“Ireck’nIcouldeatahoss.IthinkIcould.Howlongyoubenondeislan’?”
“SincethenightIgotkilled.”
“No!W’y,whathasyoulivedon?Butyougotagun.Oh,yes,yougotagun.Dat’sgood.NowyoukillsumfnenI’llmakeupdefire.”
Sowewentovertowherethecanoewas,andwhilehebuiltafireinagrassyopenplaceamongstthetrees,Ifetchedmealandbaconandcoffee,andcoffee-potandfrying-pan,andsugarandtincups,andtheniggerwassetbackconsiderable,becausehereckoneditwasalldonewithwitchcraft.
Icatchedagoodbigcatfish,too,andJimcleanedhimwithhisknife,andfriedhim.
Whenbreakfastwasreadywelolledonthegrassandeatitsmokinghot.
Jimlaiditinwithallhismight,forhewasmostaboutstarved.
Thenwhenwehadgotprettywellstuffed,welaidoffandlazied.ByandbyJimsays:
“Butlookyhere,Huck,whowuzitdat‘uzkilledindatshantyefitwarn’tyou?”
ThenItoldhimthewholething,andhesaiditwassmart.HesaidTomSawyercouldn’tgetupnobetterplanthanwhatIhad.ThenIsays:
“Howdoyoucometobehere,Jim,andhow’dyougethere?”
Helookedprettyuneasy,anddidn’tsaynothingforaminute.Thenhesays:
“MaybeIbetternottell.”
“Why,Jim?”
“Well,dey’sreasons.Butyouwouldn’tellonmeefIuztotellyou,wouldyou,Huck?”
“BlamedifIwould,Jim.”
“Well,Ib’lieveyou,Huck.I–IRUNOFF.”
“Jim!”
“Butmind,yousaidyouwouldn’tell–youknowyousaidyouwouldn’tell,Huck.”
“Well,Idid.IsaidIwouldn’t,andI’llsticktoit.HonestINJUN,Iwill.
PeoplewouldcallmealowdownAbolitionistanddespisemeforkeepingmum–butthatdon’tmakenodifference.
Iain’ta-goingtotell,andIain’ta-goingbackthere,anyways.So,now,le’sknowallaboutit.”
“Well,yousee,it‘uzdisway.Olemissus–dat’sMissWatson–shepecksonmealldetime,entreatsmepootyrough,butsheawluzsaidshewouldn’sellmedowntoOrleans.
ButInoticeddeywuzaniggertraderroun’deplaceconsidablelately,enIbegintogitoneasy.
Well,onenightIcreepstodedo’pootylate,endedo’warn’tquiteshet,enIhearoldmissustelldewiddershegwynetosellmedowntoOrleans,butshedidn’wantto,butshecouldgiteighthund’ddollarsforme,enit‘uzsichabigstacko’moneyshecouldn’resis’.
Dewiddershetrytogithertosayshewouldn’doit,butIneverwaitedtohearderes’.Ilitoutmightyquick,Itellyou.
“Ituckoutenshindowndehill,en‘spectostealaskift‘longdesho’som’ers‘bovedetown,butdeywuzpeoplea-stirringyit,soIhidindeoletumble-downcooper-shopondebanktowaitforeverybodytogo‘way.Well,Iwuzdahallnight.Deywuzsomebodyroun’alldetime.
‘Long‘boutsixindemawnin’skiftsbegintogoby,en‘bouteighternineeveryskiftdatwent‘longwuztalkin’‘bouthowyo’papcomeovertodetownensayyou’skilled.
Deselas’skiftswuzfullo’ladiesengenlmena-goin’overfortoseedeplace.
Sometimesdey’dpullupatdesho’entakeares’b’fo’deystartedacrost,sobydetalkIgottoknowall‘boutdekillin’.
I‘uzpowerfulsorryyou’skilled,Huck,butIain’tnomo’now.
“Ilaiddahunderdeshavin’sallday.I‘uzhungry,butIwarn’tafeard;bekaseIknowedolemissusendewidderwuzgoin’tostarttodecampmeet’n’rightarterbreakfas’enbegoneallday,endeyknowsIgoesoffwiddecattle‘boutdaylight,sodeywouldn’‘spectoseemeroun’deplace,ensodeywouldn’missmetellarterdarkindeevenin’.
Deyutherservantswouldn’missme,kasedey’dshinoutentakeholidaysoonasdeolefolks‘uzout’ndeway.
“Well,whenitcomedarkItuckoutupderiverroad,enwent‘bouttwomileermoretowhahdeywarn’tnohouses.
I’dmadeupmymine‘boutwhatI’sagwynetodo.
Yousee,efIkep’ontryin’togitawayafoot,dedogs‘udtrackme;efIstoleaskifttocrossover,dey’dmissdatskift,yousee,endey’dknow‘boutwhahI’dlan’ondeyutherside,enwhahtopickupmytrack.
SoIsays,araffiswhatI’sarter;itdoan’MAKEnotrack.
“Iseealighta-comin’roun’dep’intbymeby,soIwade’inenshove’alogaheado’meenswummore’nhalfwayacrostderiver,engotin‘mongstdedriftwood,enkep’myheaddownlow,enkinderswumagindecurrenttellderaffcomealong.
DenIswumtodesternuvitentucka-holt.
Itcloudedupen‘uzpootydarkforalittlewhile.
SoIclumbupenlaiddownondeplanks.
Demen‘uzall‘wayyonderindemiddle,whahdelanternwuz.
Deriverwuzarisin’,endeywuzagoodcurrent;soIreck’n’d‘atbyfo’indemawnin’I’dbetwenty-fivemiledownderiver,endenI’dslipinjisb’fo’daylightenswimasho’,entaketodewoodsondeIllinoisside.
“ButIdidn’havenoluck.Whenwe‘uzmos’downtodeheaderdeislan’amanbegintocomeaftwiddelantern,Iseeitwarn’tnousefertowait,soIslidoverboardenstruckoutferdeislan’.
Well,IhadanotionIcouldlan’mos’anywhers,butIcouldn’t–banktoobluff.
I‘uzmos’todefooterdeislan’b’fo’Ifound’agoodplace.
IwentintodewoodsenjedgedIwouldn’foolwidraffsnomo’,longasdeymovedelanternroun’so.
Ihadmypipeenaplugerdog-leg,ensomematchesinmycap,endeywarn’twet,soI‘uzallright.”
“Andsoyouain’thadnomeatnorbreadtoeatallthistime?Whydidn’tyougetmud-turkles?”
“Howyougwynetogit‘m?Youcan’tslipuponumengrabum;enhow’sabodygwynetohitumwidarock?Howcouldabodydoitindenight?EnIwarn’tgwynetoshowmysefondebankindedaytime.”
“Well,that’sso.You’vehadtokeepinthewoodsallthetime,ofcourse.Didyouhear‘emshootingthecannon?”
“Oh,yes.Iknoweddeywasarteryou.Iseeumgobyheah–watchedumthoodebushes.”
Someyoungbirdscomealong,flyingayardortwoatatimeandlighting.
Jimsaiditwasasignitwasgoingtorain.
Hesaiditwasasignwhenyoungchickensflewthatway,andsohereckoneditwasthesamewaywhenyoungbirdsdoneit.
Iwasgoingtocatchsomeofthem,butJimwouldn’tletme.Hesaiditwasdeath.
Hesaidhisfatherlaidmightysickonce,andsomeofthemcatchedabird,andhisoldgrannysaidhisfatherwoulddie,andhedid.
AndJimsaidyoumustn’tcountthethingsyouaregoingtocookfordinner,becausethatwouldbringbadluck.
Thesameifyoushookthetable-clothaftersundown.
Andhesaidifamanownedabeehiveandthatmandied,thebeesmustbetoldaboutitbeforesun-upnextmorning,orelsethebeeswouldallweakendownandquitworkanddie.
Jimsaidbeeswouldn’tstingidiots;butIdidn’tbelievethat,becauseIhadtriedthemlotsoftimesmyself,andtheywouldn’tstingme.
Ihadheardaboutsomeofthesethingsbefore,butnotallofthem.Jimknowedallkindsofsigns.Hesaidheknowedmosteverything.
Isaiditlookedtomelikeallthesignswasaboutbadluck,andsoIaskedhimiftherewarn’tanygood-lucksigns.Hesays:
“Mightyfew–an’DEYain’tnousetoabody.
Whatyouwanttoknowwhengoodluck’sa-comin’for?Wanttokeepitoff?”
Andhesaid:“Efyou’sgothairyarmsenahairybreas’,it’sasigndatyou’sagwynetoberich.
Well,dey’ssomeuseinasignlikedat,‘kaseit’ssofurahead.
Yousee,maybeyou’sgottobepo’alongtimefust,ensoyoumightgitdiscourage’enkillyo’sef‘fyoudidn’knowbydesigndatyougwynetoberichbymeby.”
“Haveyougothairyarmsandahairybreast,Jim?”
“What’sdeusetoaxdatquestion?Don’tyouseeIhas?”
“Well,areyourich?”
“No,butIbenrichwunst,andgwynetoberichagin.WunstIhadfoteendollars,butItucktospecalat’n’,engotbustedout.”
“Whatdidyouspeculatein,Jim?”
“Well,fustItackledstock.”
“Whatkindofstock?”
“Why,livestock–cattle,youknow.Iputtendollarsinacow.ButIain’gwynetoresknomo’moneyinstock.Decowup‘n’diedonmyhan’s.”
“Soyoulostthetendollars.”
“No,Ididn’tloseitall.Ion’ylos’‘boutnineofit.Isoledehideentallerforadollarentencents.”
“Youhadfivedollarsandtencentsleft.Didyouspeculateanymore?”
“Yes.Youknowthatone-laiggedniggerdatb’longstooldMistoBradish?
Well,hesotupabank,ensayanybodydatputinadollarwouldgitfo’dollarsmo’atdeen’erdeyear.
Well,alldeniggerswentin,butdeydidn’thavemuch.Iwuzdeon’yonedathadmuch.
SoIstuckoutformo’danfo’dollars,enIsaid‘fIdidn’gititI’dstartabankmysef.
Well,o’coursedatniggerwant’tokeepmeouterdebusiness,bekasehesaysdeywarn’tbusiness‘noughfortwobanks,sohesayIcouldputinmyfivedollarsenhepaymethirty-fiveatdeen’erdeyear.
“SoIdoneit.DenIreck’n’dI’dinves’dethirty-fivedollarsrightoffenkeepthingsa-movin’.
Deywuzaniggername’Bob,dathadketchedawoodflat,enhismarsterdidn’knowit;enIboughtitoff’nhimentoldhimtotakedethirty-fivedollarswhendeen’erdeyearcome;butsomebodystoledewood-flatdatnight,ennexdaydeone-laiggedniggersaydebank’sbusted.Sodeydidn’noneuvusgitnomoney.”
“Whatdidyoudowiththetencents,Jim?”
“Well,I‘uzgwynetospen’it,butIhadadream,endedreamtolemetogiveittoaniggername’Balum–Balum’sAssdeycallhimforshort;he’soneerdemchuckleheads,youknow.
Buthe’slucky,deysay,enIseeIwarn’tlucky.
DedreamsayletBaluminves’detencentsenhe’dmakearaiseforme.
Well,Balumhetuckdemoney,enwhenhewuzinchurchheheardepreachersaydatwhoevergivetodepo’len’todeLord,enboun’togithismoneybackahund’dtimes.
SoBalumhetuckengivedetencentstodepo’,enlaidlowtoseewhatwuzgwynetocomeofit.”
“Well,whatdidcomeofit,Jim?”
“Nuffnnevercomeofit.Icouldn’managetok’leckdatmoneynoway;enBalumhecouldn’.
Iain’gwynetolen’nomo’money‘doutIseedesecurity.
Boun’togityo’moneybackahund’dtimes,depreachersays!
EfIcouldgitdetenCENTSback,I’dcallitsquah,enbegladerdechanst.”
“Well,it’sallrightanyway,Jim,longasyou’regoingtoberichagainsometimeorother.”
“Yes;enI’srichnow,cometolookatit.Iownsmysef,enI’swutheighthund’ddollars.IwishtIhaddemoney,Iwouldn’wantnomo’.”
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