I don't belong here.

The boy let me sleep here out of kindness.

Hogan knew nothing of this.

I didn't come till after he had left." "That's different," said Rafferty; "but he shouldn't have gone back on me." "He is a coward, probably." "I guess you're right," said Rafferty contemptuously.
"You promise, then ?" "Not to kill him?
Yes." "Then we'll let you go." Watson unloosed the bonds that confined the prisoner.

Rafferty raised himself to his full height and stretched his limbs.
"There--I feel better," he said.