She--sort of fell to my care when none of her own people were left to look after her.

I only came to show her the way, and to say that I stand ready to pay you well to see to her a bit, and show her how to get hold of the right things." "Indeed!" and Mrs.Herndon's voice was not altogether pleasant.

"I understood she was entirely alone and friendless.

Are you that man who brought her out of the canyon ?" Hampton bowed as though half ashamed of acknowledging the act.
"Oh! then I know who you are," she continued, unhesitatingly.

"You are a gambler and a bar-room rough.