He isn't beautiful to look at and his manners are nothing to boast of, but he will hang upon the fence the handsome skin of that cob of yours." When still five or six miles from camp they separated.
"The old boy may, of course, be gone," said the Inspector as he was parting from his friend.

"By Superintendent Strong's report he seems to be continually on the move." "I rather think his son will hold him for a day or two," replied Cameron.

"Now you give me a full half hour.

I shall look in upon the boy, you know.

But don't be longer.