We can be of more service there." "I suppose you're right, but don't walk into danger.

I depend a lot on you." Willet climbed over the logs.

Tayoga, Robert and Grosvenor followed.
"Red Coat buckled on a sword, and I did not think he would go on a trail again," said Tayoga.
"One instance in which you didn't read my mind right," rejoined the Englishman.

"I know that swords don't belong on the trail, but this is only a little blade, and you fellows can't leave me behind." "I did read your mind right," said Tayoga, laughing softly.

"I merely spoke of your sword to see what you would say.