If he leaves the hall in a huff, don't make any bones about going with him.

Let him ride out of town and wait for me about two miles down the track, at the point where that tomb stands above a narrow pass between two big rocks.

Do you remember it ?" "What if he won't wait ?" "He must! Tell him I'll have a prisoner with me; then he'll be curious.

But you can bet on old Anazeh when he's sober.

But things may turn out so that it's simpler for you to stay and see this through with me.