As soon as they were down Vincent seized Dan by the hand.
"My brave boy," he said, "I owe you my freedom, and I shan't forget it.
Now, where are the clothes ?" "Here dey are, sah.

One is a rough suit, like a working man's, another is a black-and-white sort of suit--a check suit; de oder one is for you--a clargy's suit, sir.

You make very nice young minister, for sure." "All right, Dan!" Vincent said, laughing; "give me the minister's suit." "Then I will be the countryman," Geary said.
There was a little suppressed laughter as they changed their clothes in the dark; and then, leaving their uniforms by the wall, they shook hands and started at once in different directions, lest they might come across someone who would, when the escape was known, remember four men having passed him in the dark.
"Now, Dan, what is the next move ?" Vincent asked, as they walked off.
"Have you fixed upon any plan ?" "No special plan, sah, but I have brought a bag; you see I have him in my hand." "I suppose that's what you carried the clothes in ?" "No, sir; I carried dem in a bundle.

Dis bag has got linen, and boots, and oder tings for you, sah.

What I tink am de best way dis.