Huckleberry Finn

"I was getting mighty tired of so much worrying"

"I felt considerable good"

"When you got everybody else's allowance and can't use none of it yourself, what's the good of allowing you got it"

"The river was a mile wide and very still and grand"

"I would a done it but I was afraid of the dark"

"I had to let it alone and try to fix it up some other way"

"I never cared much for books"

"We would not come back any more if we had got to where we was going"

"Jim was most always naked when he wasn't working"

"I begun to have a bad feeling about something"

"It made my heart jump considerable"

"I judged I better leave"

"I didn't take no stock in dead people"

"I was getting tired of the talk"

"The whole thing was a beautiful sight to see"

"I couldn't do nothing but sweat"

"I felt bad I had lied to him"

"We was free and satisfied"

"I said I would do it, and I said I would stick to it"

"It made me feel mean and miserable"

"The Widow would get to putting in her oar"

"I judged she meant no harm by it"

"Nothing ever come of it but hard work"

"I couldn't stand it much longer"

"It was a grand night"

"I felt considerable bad about it"

"There warn't no use in my saying nothing"

"I judged I would go and see what was going on"

"I had got to let it go at that"

"I reckon I got to light out for the Territory ahead of the rest, because Aunt Sally she's going to adopt me and sivilize me, and I can't stand it."