Tom Sawyer Detective by Mark Twain
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I've a blame good notion it's a bogus one--I have, as sure as I'm
a-sitting here. Because, if it--Huck!" "Well, what's the matter now?" "YOU CAN'T SEE THE BUSHES THROUGH IT!" "Why, Tom, it's so, sure! It's as solid as a cow. I sort of begin to think--" "Huck, it's biting off a chaw of tobacker! By George, THEY don't chaw--they hain't got anything to chaw WITH. Huck!" "I'm a-listening." "It ain't a ghost at all. It's Jake Dunlap his own self!" "Oh your granny!" I says. "Huck Finn, did we find any corpse in the sycamores?" "No." "Or any sign of one?" "No." "Mighty good reason. Hadn't ever been any corpse there." "Why, Tom, you know we heard--" |
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