We are the victors, and you'll never get out of this." The four as if by common consent turned their backs upon him and did not utter another word.

The renegade understood the contempt expressed by those four silent backs, and the willful flush broke through the tan of his face.

He had never hated them more bitterly.
"Come you, Henry Ware," he said roughly, "Captain Alvarez wishes to ask you some questions." "I wouldn't go, Henry," said Long Jim.

"I wouldn't hev a word to say to that Spaniard or to this white Injun either." "He will go, whether willingly or unwillingly," said Braxton Wyatt.

"I've men enough here to drag him." "I will go willingly, Jim," said Henry addressing himself to his comrade rather than to the renegade.