If these people should connect you with 'Black Mose' they'd form a procession behind you.

Harry, you don't know, you can't imagine the stories they've got up about you.

They've made you into a regular Oklahoma Billy the Kid and train robber.

The first great spread was that fight you had at Running Bear, that got into the Omaha papers in three solid columns about six months after it happened.

Of course I knew all about it from your letters--no one had laid it to you then, but now everybody knows you are 'Black Mose,' and if you should be recognized you couldn't see Mary without doing her an awful lot of harm.
You must be careful." "I know all that," replied Harold gloomily.