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"
Maybe
it
's
the
suggestion
--
command
I
should
rather
say
--
of
the
majoress
.
Ha
!
ha
!
ha
!
"
"
But
what
does
it
mean
?
Is
the
old
maje
really
afraid
of
his
getting
out
of
the
guard-house
?
"
"
No
--
not
that
,
I
fancy
.
More
likely
an
apprehension
of
somebody
else
getting
into
it
.
"
"
Ah
!
you
mean
,
that
--
"
"
I
mean
that
for
Maurice
the
Mustanger
there
's
more
safety
inside
than
out
.
Some
queer
characters
are
about
;
and
there
's
been
talk
of
another
Lynch
trial
.
The
Regulators
either
repent
of
having
allowed
him
a
respite
;
or
there
's
somebody
hard
at
work
in
bringing
about
this
state
of
public
opinion
.
It
's
lucky
for
him
that
the
old
hunter
has
stood
his
friend
;
and
it
's
but
a
continuation
of
his
good
luck
that
we
've
returned
so
opportunely
.
Another
day
,
and
we
might
have
found
the
guardhouse
empty
--
so
far
as
its
present
occupants
are
concerned
.
Now
,
thank
God
!
the
poor
fellow
shall
have
a
fair
trial
.
"
"
When
is
it
to
take
place
?
"
"
Whenever
he
has
recovered
his
senses
,
sufficiently
to
know
that
he
's
being
tried
!
"
"
It
may
be
weeks
before
that
.
"
"
And
it
may
be
only
days
--
hours
.
He
do
n't
appear
to
be
very
bad
--
that
is
,
bodily
It
's
his
mind
that
's
out
of
order
--
more
,
perhaps
,
from
some
strange
trouble
that
has
come
over
him
,
than
any
serious
hurt
he
has
received
.
A
day
may
make
all
the
difference
;
and
,
from
what
I
've
just
heard
,
the
Regulators
will
insist
on
his
being
tried
as
soon
as
he
shows
a
return
to
consciousness
.
They
say
,
they
wo
n't
wait
for
him
to
recover
from
his
wounds
!
"
