He did not care to show this feeling or the effect the cowboy's pleading had upon him.
"Ah! so you admit it?
Well, then, what of Collie ?" "_If_ she marries him--she'll have to die, I suppose," replied Wade.
Then Wilson Moore leaped at his friend and with ungentle hands lifted him, pushed him erect.
"Damn you, Wade! You're not square with me! You don't tell me all!" he cried, hoarsely.
"Now, Wils, you're set up.

I've told you all I know.

I swear that." "But you couldn't stand the thought of Collie dying for that brute! You couldn't! Oh, I know.

I can feel some things that are hard to tell.

So, you're either out of your head or you've something up your sleeve.