I'll show the way.

As trying too steadily to do you evil brought me bad luck I'll now try to do you good.

You can put it down to logic, and not to any sudden piety in me." Yet Robert in his heart did not ascribe it wholly to logic.

He was willing to believe in a kindly impulse or two in everybody, there was a little good hidden somewhere deep down even in Tandakora, though it might have to struggle uncommonly hard for expression.

He promptly put his arm under the man's and helped him to his feet.
"Give me the direction," he said, "and I'll see that we reach the hut." "Bear toward the high hill ahead and to the right.