But they could frame an insanity charge and put me--my God, what fiends they are!" At the Sawtooth, Senator Warfield was talking with Mrs.Hawkins while her husband saddled two horses.

Mrs.Hawkins lived within her four walls and called that, her "spere," and spoke of her husband as "he." You know the type of woman.

That Senator Warfield was anything less than a godlike man who stood very high on the ladder of Fame, she would never believe.

So she related garrulously certain incoherent, aimless utterances of Lorraine's, and cried a little, and thought it was perfectly awful that a sweet, pretty girl like that should be crazy.

She would have made an ideal witness against Lorraine, her very sympathy carrying conviction of Lorraine's need of it.