He has been dodg-in' him for the last two or three days; and he's a person that no one would ever suspect, unless, indeed, the cautious and practised Rapparees; but in ordher to meet any such suspicion, I have got upon the right trail myself--we're sure of him now, I think." "Well, Reilly," proceeded the sheriff, "I leave the management of the capture of this man to yourself.

You shall have a strong and determined party to support you.

Do you only show them the man, and, take my word for it, they will secure the robber.

After this affair is over you must throw off those rags.

I will furnish you with decent clothes, and you can go out at large without fear or risk, and that under your own name too.