You leave that to Daddy Time; he's the only reformer--" "Say, Bill, I never attempted to reform anybody or anything in my life; I'd hate to begin with a job the size of this." He waved his cigarette toward the shifting crowd.

"But I do think--" "And right there's where you make a big mistake.

You don't want to think! Or if you do, don't think out loud; not where such men as Swift and Rawhide and the Captain can hear you.

That's what I mean, Jack." Jack eyed him with a smile in his eyes.

"Some men might think you were afraid of that bunch," he observed with characteristic bluntness.