If I can find his camp, I'll take a good look at it.

If I don't see the pointer there, well and good; I shall be very glad of it.

But if he is there, I must get hold of him somehow.

Don has been swindled out of enough money by the black sheep of our family, and he shan't lose any more by them if I can help it." As this thought passed through David's mind, an expression of determination settled on his face, which did not fail to attract the notice of Dan, who just then happened to look into the cabin to see what his brother was doing.
"What you lookin' that ar way fur ?" demanded Dan.

"Ain't puttin' up a job on me, be you ?" David replied that he was not.
"You'll take the pinter to Don an' fetch me back the ten dollars, honor bright ?" continued Dan.
"That is what I promised to do, isn't it ?" asked David in reply.