"Same as you leanin' a little on the Ranger's side of the fence." "But, Jim, wasn't he game?
What'd you think of that stand?
Bluffed the whole gang! The way he called Sampson--why, it was great! The justice of that call doesn't bother me.

It was Steele's nerve that got me.

That'd warm any man's blood." There was a little red in Hoden's pale cheeks and I saw him swallow hard.

I had struck deep again.
"Say, don't you work for Sampson ?" he queried.
"Me?
I _guess_ not.

I'm Miss Sampson's man.