On that horse you can keep out of the way of any red who scours the plains.

If you don't want him I do, for Wild Bill shall never put a leg over his back!" "I'll keep him.

Don't get mad.

I'll keep him and go whenever you are ready," said Pond, completely mastered by the excitement which this young Texan exhibited.
"Well, we'll get the horses out of town and in a safe place to-night.
And for yourself, I'll take you to the house of a lady friend of mine to stay to-night and to-morrow, and by to-morrow night I'll know all I want to about the movements of the other party, and we can move so as to be just before or behind them, as you and I will decide best." "All right, Jack.

I leave it to you.