His blanket he used for a saddle-blanket on Nagger.

Of the utensils left by the Stewarts he chose a couple of small iron pans, with long handles.

The rest he left.

In his saddle-bags he had a few extra horseshoes, some nails, bullets for his rifle, and a knife with a heavy blade.
"Not a rich outfit for a far country," he mused.

Slone did not talk very much, and when he did he addressed Nagger and himself simultaneously.