A broken-down miner lived in his log cabin with him and now cooked for him.

But it was the same food: bacon, beans, flour, prunes, dried fruits, and rice.

He still dressed as formerly: overalls, German socks, moccasins, flannel shirt, fur cap, and blanket coat.

He did not take up with cigars, which cost, the cheapest, from half a dollar to a dollar each.

The same Bull Durham and brown-paper cigarette, hand-rolled, contented him.