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Las aventuras de Tom Sawyer
Capítulo 18, Página 2
“More’s
the
pity.
Sid
would
have
thought.
And
Sid
would
have
come
and
done
it,
too.
Tom,
you’ll
look
back,
some
day,
when
it’s
too
late,
and
wish
you’d
cared
a
little
more
for
me
when
it
would
have
cost
you
so
little.”
“Now,
auntie,
you
know
I
do
care
for
you,”
said
Tom.
“I’d
know
it
better
if
you
acted
more
like
it.”
“I
wish
now
I’d
thought,”
said
Tom,
with
a
repentant
tone;
“but
I
dreamt
about
you,
anyway.
That’s
something,
ain’t
it?”
“It
ain’t
much—a
cat
does
that
much—but
it’s
better
than
nothing.
What
did
you
dream?”
“Why,
Wednesday
night
I
dreamt
that
you
was
sitting
over
there
by
the
bed,
and
Sid
was
sitting
by
the
woodbox,
and
Mary
next
to
him.”
“Well,
so
we
did.
So
we
always
do.
I’m
glad
your
dreams
could
take
even
that
much
trouble
about
us.”
“And
I
dreamt
that
Joe
Harper’s
mother
was
here.”
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