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suggested�察�with a sneer。
;As y'u would us under similar circumstances�察─�retorted his cousin。
;Be with y'u in five minutes�察─�said the foreman。
;Don't hurry。 It's a long good´bye y'u're saying�察─ �returned his enemy
placidly。
Nora and the young man who belonged to her followed him from the
room�察�leaving Bannister and his hostess alone。
;Shall I ever see you again�拭─�Helen murmured。
;I think so�察─�the sheepman answered。 ;The truth is that this opportunity
falls pat。 Jim and have been wanting to meet those men who are under my
cousin's influence and have a talk with them。 There is no question but that
the gang is disintegrating�察�and I believe that if we offer to mediate between
its members and the Government something might be done to stop the
outrages that have been terrorizing this country。 My cousin can't be
reached�察�but I believe the rest of them�察�or�察�at least a part�察�can be induced
either to surrender or to flee the country。 Anyhow�察�we want to try it。;
;But the danger�拭─�she breathed。
;Is less than y'u think。 Their leader has not anywhere nearly the
absolute power he had a few months ago。 They would hardly dare do
violence to a peace envoy。;
;Your cousin would。 I don't believe he has any scruples。;
;We shall keep an eye on him。 Both of us will not sleep at the same
time。 Y'u may depend on me to bring your foreman safely back to y'u�察─�he
smiled。
;Oh�察�my foreman� ─�
;And your foreman's friend�察─�he added。 ;I have the best of reasons for
wanting to return alive。 I think y'u know them。 They have to do with y'u�察�
Miss Helen。;
It had come at last�察�but�察�womanlike�察�she evaded the issue her heart had
sought。 ;Yes�察�I know。 You think it would not be fair to throw away your
life in this foolish manner after I have saved it for youhow many times
was it you said�拭─�The blue eyes lifted with deceptive frankness to the gray
ones。
;No�察�that isn't my reason。 I have a better one than that。 I love y'u�察�girl�察�
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more than anything in this world。;
;And so you try to prove it to me by running into a trap set for you to
take your life。 That's a selfish kind of love�察 �isn't it�拭 �Or it would be if I
loved you。;
;Do y'u love me�察�Helen�拭─�
;Why should I tell you�察�since you don't love me enough to give up this
quixotic madness�拭─�
;Don't y'u see�察�dear�察�I can't give it up�拭─�
;I see you won't。 You care more for your pride than for me。;
;No�察�it isn't that。 I've got to go。 It isn't that I want to leave y'u�察�God
knows。 But I've given my word�察�and I must keep it。 Do y'u want me to be a
quitter�察�and y'u so game yourself�拭�Do y'u want it to go all over this cattle
country that I gave my word and took it back because I lost my nerve�拭─�
;The boy that takes a dare isn't a hero�察�is he� �There's a higher courage
that refuses to be drawn into such foolishness�察�that doesn't give way to the
jeers of the empty headed。;
;I don't think that is a parallel case。 I'm sorry�察�we can't see this alike�察�
but I've got to go ahead the way that seems to me right。;
;You're going to leave me�察�then�察�to go with that man�拭─�
;Yes�察�if that's the way y'u have to put it。; He looked at her sorrowfully�察�
and added gently�此 �I thought you would see it。 I thought sure you would。;
But she could not bear that he should leave her so�察�and she cried out
after him。 ;Oh�察�I see it。 I know you must go�察�but I can't bear it。; Her head
buried itself in his coat。 ;It isn't rightit isn't aa square deal that you
should go away now�察�the very minute you belong to me。;
A happy smile shone in his eyes。 ;I belong to you�察�do I�拭�That's good
hearing�察�girl o' mine。; His arm went round her and he stroked the black
head softly。 ;I'll not be gone long�察�dear。 Don't y'u worry about me。 I'll be
back with y'u soon�察 �just as soon as I have finished this piece of work I
have to do。;
;But if you should getif anything should happen to you�拭─�
;Nothing is going to happen to me。 There is a special providence looks
after lovers�察�y'u know。;
;Be careful�察�Ned�察�of yourself。 For my sake�察�dear。;
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;I'll dry my socks every time I get my feet wet for fear of taking cold�察─�
he laughed。
;But you will�察�won't you�拭─�
;I'll be very careful�察�Helen�察─�he promised more gravely。
Even then she could hardly let him go�察 �clinging to him with a
reluctance to separate that was a new experience to her independent�察�
vigorous youth。 In the end he unloosened her arm�察 �kissed her once�察 �and
hurried out of the room。 In the hallway he met McWilliams�察�also hurryin
out from a tearful farewell on the part of Nora。
Bannister�察�the outlaw�察�already mounted�察�was waiting for them。 ;Y'u did
get through at last�察�he drawled insolently。 ;Well�察�if y'u'll kindly give orders
to your seven´foot dwarf to point the Winchester another way I'll collect
my men an we'll be moving。;
For�察�though the outlaw had left his men in command of the ranch when
he went into the house�察�he found the situation reversed on his return。 With
the arrival of reinforcements�察�in the persons of McWilliams and his friend�察�
it had been the turn of the raiders to turn over their weapons。
;All right�察�Denver�察─�nodded the foreman。
The outlaw chief whistled for his men�察�and with their guests they rode
into the silent�察�desert night。
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CHAPTER 22。 EXIT THE
;KING;
They bedded that night under the great vault´roof where twinkle a
million stars。
There were three of the outlaw's men with him�察�and both Mcwilliams
and his friend noticed that they slept a little apart from their chief。 There
were other indications among the rustlers of a camp divided against itself。
Bannister's orders to them he contrived to make an insult�察 �and their
obedience was as surly as possible compatible with safety。 For all of the
men knew that he would not hesitate to shoot them down in one of his
violent rages should they anger him sufficiently。
Throughout the night there was no time that at least two men were not
awake in the camp。 The foreman and the sheepman took turns keeping
vigil�察 �and on the other side of the fire sat one of the rustlers in silent
watchfulness。 To the man opposite him each of the sentinels were outposts
of the enemy�察 �but they fraternized after the manner of army sentries�察�
exchanging tobacco and occasional casual conversation。
The foreman took the first turn�察�and opposite him sat a one´eyed old
scoundrel who had rustle calves from big outfits ever since Wyoming was
a territory and long before。 Chalkeye Dave�察�he was called�察�and sometimes
merely Chalkeye。 What his real name was no man knew。 Nor was his past
a subject for conversation in his presence。 It was known that he had been
in the Nevada penitentiary�察�and that he had killed a man in Arizona�察�but
these details of an active life were rarely resurrected。 For Chalkeye was
deadly on the shoot�察�and was ready for it at the drop of the hat�察�though he
had his good