"Well, seein' they've set us afoot, I calc'late we're jest about entitled to any dang thing we run across that's ridable," he acceded.

"'N' the way I'd do, would be to git on high groun' with them glasses 'n' look fer hosses.

'N' then head fer 'em 'n' round 'em up afoot 'n' rope out what we want.

They's enough of us t' mebby git a mount apiece, but it shore ain't goin' t' be no snap, now I'm tellin' ye.

'N' if yuh do that," he added, "yuh want t' leave a man er two in camp--'n' they want to keep their dang eyes peeled, lemme tell yuh! Ef we was t' find ourselves afoot an' our grub 'n' outfit stole--" "We won't give them that chance at us." Luck was searching with his eyes for the nearest high point that was yet not too far from camp.