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Las aventuras de Tom Sawyer
Capítulo 11, Página 4
“It
was
within
three
feet
of
Muff
Potter
when
it
done
it.”
Tom’s
fearful
secret
and
gnawing
conscience
disturbed
his
sleep
for
as
much
as
a
week
after
this;
and
at
breakfast
one
morning
Sid
said:
“Tom,
you
pitch
around
and
talk
in
your
sleep
so
much
that
you
keep
me
awake
half
the
time.”
Tom
blanched
and
dropped
his
eyes.
“It’s
a
bad
sign,”
said
Aunt
Polly,
gravely.
“What
you
got
on
your
mind,
Tom?”
“Nothing.
Nothing
’t
I
know
of.”
But
the
boy’s
hand
shook
so
that
he
spilled
his
coffee.
“And
you
do
talk
such
stuff,”
Sid
said.
“Last
night
you
said,
‘It’s
blood,
it’s
blood,
that’s
what
it
is!’
You
said
that
over
and
over.
And
you
said,
‘Don’t
torment
me
so—I’ll
tell!’
Tell
what?
What
is
it
you’ll
tell?”
Everything
was
swimming
before
Tom.
There
is
no
telling
what
might
have
happened,
now,
but
luckily
the
concern
passed
out
of
Aunt
Polly’s
face
and
she
came
to
Tom’s
relief
without
knowing
it.
She
said:
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