Hit ain't nobody but just me." As she recognized Judy's voice, she saw the mountain girl's head and twisted shoulders outlined above the window-sill.

A moment more, and Auntie Sue was at the window.
"Sh-h-h!" cautioned Judy.

"Don't wake 'em up.

I just naturally got ter tell you-all somethin', Auntie Sue; but, I ain't a-wantin' Mr.Burns an' that there Betty Jo woman ter hear.

I reckon I best come through the winder." Acting upon the word, she climbed carefully into the room.
"Judy, child! What-- ?" The mountain girl interrupted Auntie Sue's tremulous whisper with: "I'll tell hit ter you, ma'm, in a little bit, if you'll just wait.