Davies and Harris went to town for a spree, and I've been substituting for them." He felt a savage amusement over Warden's attempt to conceal his disappointment.

He could see that the man was consumed with curiosity over the outcome of the fence cutting, though he dared not voice it.
"Lawler," said Warden; "we've lost two men--Link and Givens; and Della Wharton--who was staying at the Two Diamond." "I've seen no woman, Warden.

But I've seen Link and Givens.

You'll find them out by the windbreak.

I had to kill them." Lawler saw the men behind Warden grow rigid; Warden's face grew ghastly.
Lawler's smile had gone.