This leesure on the part of Ugly Collins turns out some disastrous for that party.

Not havin' no missives to read leaves him free to go weavin' about permiscus an' it's while he's strayin' here an' thar that he tracks up on this stranger who's come after Cherokee.
"Ugly Collins sees our pilgrim in the Red Light an', except Black Jack,--who of course is present offishul--the stranger's alone.

He's weak an' meek an' shook by a cough that sounds like the overture to a fooneral.

Ugly Collins, who's a tyrannizin' cowardly form of outcast, sizes him up as a easy prey.

He figgers he'll have a heap of evil fun with him, Ugly Collins does.