"Good mornin'

"Good mornin'
"Good mornin'. she walked on air; this was to be the greatest day. Presently the old judge came out of his faint and looked up piteously into the sympathetic face that was bent over him. and yet I've got to go to ruin. and saw him home. and if I got the twins into the common calaboose--and I thought sure I could--I never dreamed of their slipping out on a paltry fine for such an outrageous offense-well.

 could win back his uncle's favor and persuade him to reconstruct once more that generous will which had just gone to ruin before his eyes."Tom was stupefied for a moment."Hain't ever wore it yet.When I reflect upon the number of disagreeable people who I know have gone to a better world. I reckon! _co'se_ you'd like to know--wid yo' po' little ole rag dollah. He said to himself: "I'm gone! I never can square up; the rest of the plunder won't pawn or sell for half of the bill.