"He is a bad man to go against." "If yer ever gits at him wid dat left ye'll knock him out, sure." "He is like a panther on his feet, and I shall be in great luck if I find him with my left." "Yer don't want ter t'ink dat.

Yer wants ter t'ink yer goin' ter find him anyhow.

Dat's der way." "I have thought so before, and I have discovered that he is a wonderfully hard man to find." "Wen yer goin' ter fight him ?" "I am going to try to make him meet me one week from to-day." "Where ?" "I don't know yet." "Is he a squealer ?" "I don't believe you could drag anything out of him with horses." "If dat's right yer might make it yere, an' it could be kept quiet.

I'd charge a little somet'ing fer der use of der room, but dat wouldn't come out of eder of youse, fer we'd make der fellers pay wot come in ter see it." "We'll see about that," said Bruce.

"But now I want to know that trick." "Oh, yes.