Then I get back o' that thar at night and wait till the airly mornin', when they're sartin to come gobblin' along, till I can get a good crack at 'em." With this he sat down on a log, which Harry could scarcely see, so dark was it in the woods by this time.
"Are you tired ?" said Harry.
"No," answered Tony; "I'm goin' to stop here.

I want to be ready fur 'em before it begins to be light." "But how am I to get home ?" said Harry.
"Oh, jist keep straight on in that track.

It'll take yer straight to the store, ef ye don't turn out uv it." "Can't you come along and show me ?" said Harry.

"I can't find the way through these dark woods." "It's easy enough," said Tony, striking a match to light his pipe.

"I could find my way with my eyes shut.