Shore, I imparts all I saveys about Bill Connors, an' likewise sech other aborigines as lives in mem'ry; still, it shakes my estimates of Peets to find him eager over Injuns, they bein' low an' debasin' as topics.

I says as much to Peets.
"'Never you-all mind about me,' says Peets.

'I knows so much about white folks it comes mighty clost to makin' me sick.

I seeks tales of Injuns as a relief an' to promote a average in favor of the species.' "This Bill Connors' is a good-lookin' young buck when I cuts his trail; straight as a pine an' strong an' tireless as a bronco.

It's about six years after the philanthrofists ropes onto Bill an' drags him off to a school.