He p'ints it out to the onhappy stranger sport.
"'Come with me," says the onhappy stranger, as he gets outen the kerriage.

"Come on; you-all don't have to fight none.

I jest wants you to watch me.

Which I'm the dandiest warrior for the whole length of the Ohio!" "'But Granger is firm that he won't; he's not inquisitive, he says, an' will stay planted right thar on the r'ar seat an' await deevelopments.
With that, the onhappy stranger sport goes sorrowfully for'ard alone, an' gets into the gin-mill by the said FAMILY ENTRANCE.

Granger' sets thar with his head out an' y'ears cocked lookin' an' listenin'.
"'Everything's plenty quiet for a minute.