I often have these feelin's, omens some people call 'em, min'-readin' other people say.

I notice that I gena'lly have 'em jest about when all the circumstances show that things are comm' to a head, jest ez ef Paul here wuz to feel along about 6 or 7 o'clock in the afternoon that sundown couldn't be fur away.

You can't beat it.

Now when I've gone fifteen or eighteen hours without food I have a feelin'-- an' it's a strong one, too--that I'm goin' to be hungry, an' I'm sca'cely ever mistook, jest ez I've got a feelin' when the skies are filled with big black clouds that it's liable to rain purty soon.

I tell you, Paul, it's a great thing to have this here power you call second sight." The three walked steadily on in Indian file through the forest, their trained feet making no sound among the trunks and brushes.