The latter's face did not change color, nor did he shift his position in the slightest manner.

And his cold, amused grin disconcerted Dale.
His voice, when he spoke, was gentle and drawling: "Was you thinkin' Miss Bransford is interested in warrants, Dale?
Oh, don't! There's an honest judge in Okar, an' he ain't helpin' Maison's gang.

Get back to Okar an' tell Maison that Sanderson ain't visitin' Okar today." "You ain't, eh!" Dale's voice snapped with rage.

"Well, we ain't carin' a damn whether you do or not! We've got you, right where we want you.

I've got a warrant, an' you'll come peaceable or we'll plant you! There ain't only two horses in the corral--showing that your men has gone.