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"
No
suh
,
scared
I
d
hafta
face
up
to
what
I
didn
t
do
.
"
"
Are
you
being
impudent
to
me
,
boy
?
"
"
No
suh
,
I
didn
t
go
to
be
.
"
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This
was
as
much
as
I
heard
of
Mr
.
Gilmer
s
cross
-
examination
,
because
Jem
made
me
take
Dill
out
.
For
some
reason
Dill
had
started
crying
and
couldn
t
stop
;
quietly
at
first
,
then
his
sobs
were
heard
by
several
people
in
the
balcony
.
Jem
said
if
I
didn
t
go
with
him
he
d
make
me
,
and
Reverend
Sykes
said
I
d
better
go
,
so
I
went
.
Dill
had
seemed
to
be
all
right
that
day
,
nothing
wrong
with
him
,
but
I
guessed
he
hadn
t
fully
recovered
from
running
away
.
"
Ain
t
you
feeling
good
?
"
I
asked
,
when
we
reached
the
bottom
of
the
stairs
.
Dill
tried
to
pull
himself
together
as
we
ran
down
the
south
steps
.
Mr
.
Link
Deas
was
a
lonely
figure
on
the
top
step
.
"
Anything
happenin
,
Scout
?
"
he
asked
as
we
went
by
.
"
No
sir
,
"
I
answered
over
my
shoulder
.
"
Dill
here
,
he
s
sick
.
"
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"
Come
on
out
under
the
trees
,
"
I
said
.
"
Heat
got
you
,
I
expect
.
"
We
chose
the
fattest
live
oak
and
we
sat
under
it
.
"
It
was
just
him
I
couldn
t
stand
,
"
Dill
said
.
"
Who
,
Tom
?
"