This kind of a skunk is always around, botherin' women--when there ain't no men around." Mary shook her head with a decisive negative.
"Then he won't die, right now," said Sanderson.

"He'll pull his freight away from the Double A, though, ma 'am.

An' he'll never come back." He was talking to Dale through the girl, and Dale watched him, scowling.
"If he does come back, you'll tell me, won't you, ma'am?
An' then there'll never be an Alva Dale to bother you again--or to go around robbin' honest men, an' tryin' to get them mixed up with the law." And now he turned from the girl and spoke to Dale: "You go right back to Okar an' tell Maison an' Silverthorn what has happened here tonight.

Show them how the fear of God has got into your heart an' made you yearn to practice the principles of a square deal.
Tell them that they'd better get to goin' straight, too, for if they don't there's a guy which was named after a square deal that is goin' to snuff them off this hemisphere middlin' rapid.

That's all.