And now to catch them!" Outside the preserve they paused for an instant.
"They're not going to venture far from their base, which is that inn and post-office, where they have been rummaging my mail.

I haven't studied the hills for nothing, and I know short cuts about here that are not on maps.

They haven't followed the railroad north, because the valley broadens too much and there are too many people.

There's a trail up here that goes over the ridge and down through a wind gap to a settlement about five miles south of Lamar.

If I'm guessing right, we can cut around and get ahead of them and drive them back here to my land." "To the Port of Missing Men! It was made for the business," said Claiborne.
"Oscar, patrol the road here, and keep an eye on the bungalow, and if you hear us forcing them down, charge from this side.