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It
's
clur
they
've
goed
off
;
an
by
the
time
we
git
up
yander
,
they
'll
be
hellurd
.
"
*
*
*
The
sight
of
the
savages
has
produced
another
quick
change
in
the
tableau
formed
in
front
of
the
mustanger
's
hut
--
a
change
squally
sudden
in
the
thoughts
of
those
who
compose
it
.
The
majority
who
deemed
Maurice
Gerald
a
murderer
has
become
transformed
into
a
minority
;
while
those
who
believed
him
innocent
are
now
the
men
whose
opinions
are
respected
.
Calhoun
and
his
bullies
are
no
longer
masters
of
the
situation
;
and
on
the
motion
of
their
chief
the
Regulator
Jury
is
adjourned
.
The
new
programme
is
cast
in
double
quick
time
.
A
score
of
words
suffice
to
describe
it
.
The
accused
is
to
be
carried
to
the
settlement
--
there
to
be
tried
according
to
the
law
of
the
land
.
And
now
for
the
Indians
--
whose
opportune
appearance
has
caused
this
sudden
change
,
both
of
sentiment
and
design
.
Are
they
to
be
pursued
?
That
of
course
.
But
when
?
Upon
the
instant
?
Prudence
says
,
no
.
Only
four
have
been
seen
.
But
these
are
not
likely
to
be
alone
.
They
may
be
the
rear-guard
of
four
hundred
?
"
Let
us
wait
till
the
woman
comes
down
,
"
counsels
one
of
the
timid
.
"
They
have
not
followed
her
any
farther
.
I
think
I
can
hear
her
riding
this
way
through
the
gulley
.
Of
course
she
knows
it
--
as
it
was
she
who
directed
us
.
"
The
suggestion
appears
sensible
to
most
upon
the
ground
.
They
are
not
cowards
.
Still
there
are
but
few
of
them
,
who
have
encountered
the
wild
Indian
in
actual
strife
;
and
many
only
know
his
more
debased
brethren
in
the
way
of
trade
.
The
advice
is
adopted
.
