Good-night--I will not say good-by, for we will meet again." "Good-night, Bill." "One word to your friend here," added the outlaw.

"Follow the trail of Chichester, about three hours back, whenever he moves.

I will probably, for three or four days, be about as far behind you.

On the night of the third or fourth day out, or, if it is bad weather for travel, a day or two later, I will surround you, and take you and your friend prisoners, to all appearances.

But of course no harm will come to you, and you will be free when the other work is done.