"I hain't afeerd," he kept saying to himself. "I hain't afeerd o' nothin' nor no-body; but he lay
brooding until his head throbbed, until darkness filled the narrow gorge, and the strip of dark blue up
through the trees was pointed with faint stars. He was troubled when he rose, and climbed on
Rome's horse and rode homeward -so troubled that he turned finally and started back in a gallop for
Hazlan.
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