You'll hear from us again." "And you'll hear a plenty as long as your hearing remains good," snarled another of the men.
The four disturbers, turning their backs, started down the sloping trail.
"Oh, but I'm glad we've seen the last of them!" shuddered one of the women of the Dunlop party.
"Don't be deceived into thinking that the last has been seen of that crew, madam," spoke Tom Reade gently.

"Those fellows will be heard from again, and at no very distant hour, either.

Mr.
Dunlop---I believe that is your name, sir ?" The stout man bowed.
"Mr.Dunlop," Reade went on, earnestly, "I urge you to get these women and the child away from here as soon as you can.

Also any of the men who may happen to have no taste for fighting.

I don't believe you'll see those four men in the open any more, but there'll be more than one shot fired from ambush.