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The wife he had abandoned had in turn deserted him�察�the woman he had 

misled had already realized her folly�察�and left him with her reproaches�察�the 

associates of his reckless life�察�who had used and abused him�察�had found 

him   no    longer    of  service�察  �or  even   amusement�察      �and   clearly   there  was 

nothing left to do but to hand him over to the state�察�and we took him to the 

nearest   penitential   asylum。   Conscious   of   the   Samaritan   deed�察  �we   went 

back to our respective wives�察�and told his story。             It is only just to say that 

these   sympathetic   creatures   were   more   interested   in   the   philanthropy   of 

their respective husbands than in its miserable object。                ;It was good and 

kind   in   you�察  �dear�察─  �said   loving   Mrs。   Maston   to   her   spouse�察  �as   returning 

home   that   night   he   flung    his   coat   on   a   chair   with   an   air   of  fatigued 

righteousness�察 �it was like your kind heart to care for that beast�察�but after 

he left that good wife of histhat perfect saintto take up with that awful 

woman�察�I think I'd have left him to die in the ditch。               Only to think of it�察�

dear�察�a woman that you wouldn't speak to� ─                �Here Mr。 Maston coughed 

slightly�察   �colored     a   little�察 �mumbled       something      about     ;women      not 

understanding   some   things�察─   �that   men   were   men�察─  �etc。�察  �and   then   went 

comfortably to sleep�察�leaving the outcast�察�happily oblivious of all things�察�

and especially this criticism�察�locked up in Hangtown Jail。 

     For the next twelve hours he lay there�察�apathetic and half´ conscious。 

Recovering   from   this   after   a   while�察  �he   became   furious�察  �vengeful�察  �and 



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unmanageable�察�filling the cell and corridor with maledictions of friend and 

enemy�察�and again sullen�察�morose�察�and watchful。                    Then he refused food�察�

and did not sleep�察�pacing his limits with the incessant�察�feverish tread of a 

caged   tiger。     Two   physicians�察  �diagnosing   his   case   from   the   scant   facts�察�

pronounced him insane�察�and he was accordingly transported to Sacramento。 

But on the way thither he managed to elude the vigilance of his guards�察�

and escaped。        The alarm was given�察�a hue and cry followed him�察�the best 

detectives   of   San   Francisco   were   on   his   track�察  �and   finally  recovered   his 

dead     bodyemaciated         and    wasted     by   exhaustion      and    feverin    the 

Stanislaus      Marshes�察    �identified    it�察 �and�察 �receiving    the   reward    of   1��000 

offered      by   his   surviving      relatives    and    family�察   �assisted     in   legally 

establishing the end we had predicted。 

     Unfortunately   for   the   moral�察      �the   facts   were   somewhat      inconsistent 

with   the   theory。     A  day   or   two   after   the   remains   were   discovered   and 

identified�察�the real body of ;Roger Catron�察�aged 52 years�察�slight�察�iron´gray 

hair�察  �and   shabby   in   apparel�察─  �as   the   advertisement   read�察  �dragged   itself�察�

travel´worn�察 �trembling�察 �and   disheveled�察 �up   the steep slope  of   Deadwood 

Hill。    How he should do it�察�he had long since determined��ever since he 

had   hidden   his   Derringer�察  �a   mere   baby   pistol�察  �from   the   vigilance   of   his 

keepers。 Where he should do it�察�he had settled within his mind only within 

the last few moments。           Deadwood Hill was seldom frequented�察�his body 

might lie there for months before it was discovered。                 He had once thought 

of the river�察�but he remembered it had an ugly way of exposing its secrets 

on   sandbar   and   shallow�察  �and   that   the   body   of   Whisky   Jim�察  �bloated   and 

disfigured almost beyond recognition�察�had been once delivered to the eyes 

of   Sandy   Bar�察  �before   breakfast�察  �on   the   left   bank   of   the   Stanislaus。   He 

toiled up through the chimisal that clothed the southern slope of the hill 

until   he   reached   the   bald�察  �storm´scarred   cap   of   the   mountain�察  �ironically 

decked with   the picked�察 �featherless   plumes of   a few  dying pines。                 One�察�

stripped of   all   but two lateral   branches�察 �brought a  boyish   recollection   to 

his fevered brain。        Against a background of dull sunset fire�察�it extended 

two gaunt armsblack�察�rigid�察�and pathetic。              Calvary� �

     With the very word upon his lips�察�he threw himself�察�face downwards�察�

on   the   ground   beneath   it�察  �and�察  �with   his   fingers   clutched   in   the   soil�察  �lay 



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there for some moments�察�silent and still。            In this attitude�察�albeit a skeptic 

and unorthodox man�察�he prayed。             I cannot sayindeed I DARE not say 

that   his   prayer   was   heard�察  �or   that   God   visited   him   thus。 Let   us   rather 

hope that all there was of God in him�察�in this crucial moment of agony and 

shame�察  �strove   outward   and   upward。        Howbeit�察  �when   the   moon   rose   he 

rose too�察�perhaps a trifle less steady than the planet�察�and began to descend 

the hill   with   feverish   haste�察 �yet   with   this   marked difference between his 

present haste and his former recklessness�察�that it seemed to have a well´ 

defined purpose。        When he reached the road again�察�he struck into a well´ 

worn trail�察�where�察�in the distance�察�a light faintly twinkled。 Following this 

beacon�察�he kept on�察�and at last flung himself heavily against the door of 

the little cabin from whose window the light had shone。                  As he did so�察�it 

opened upon the figure of a square�察�thickset man�察�who�察�in the impetuosity 

of Catron's onset�察�received him�察�literally�察�in his arms。 

     ;Captain Dick�察─�said Roger Catron�察�hoarsely�察 �Captain Dick�察�save me� �

For God's sake�察�save me� ─�

     Captain   Dick�察  �without   a   word�察  �placed   a   large�察  �protecting   hand   upon 

Catron's shoulder�察�allowed it to slip to his waist�察�and then drew his visitor 

quietly�察�but firmly�察�within the cabin。          Yet�察�in the very movement�察�he had 

managed to gently and unobtrusively possess himself of Catron's pistol。 

     ;Save     ye�    �From      which�拭─    �asked    Captain     Dick�察  �as   quietly    and 

unobtrusively dropping the Derringer in a flour sack。 

     ;From  everything�察─  �gasped   Catron�察   �from  the   men   that   are   hounding 

me�察   �from    my   family�察  �from    my   friends�察  �but   most   of  allfrom�察   �from 

myself� ─�

     He   had�察  �in   turn�察  �grasped   Captain   Dick�察  �and   forced   him   frenziedly 

against the wall。       The captain released himself�察�and�察�taking the hands of 

his excited visitor�察�said slowly�察�

     ;Ye wan some blue masssuthin' to unload your liver。                   I'll get it up 

for ye。; 

     ;But�察�Captain Dick�察�I'm an outcast�察�shamed�察�disgraced; 

     ;Two on them pills taken now�察�and two in the morning�察─�continued the 

captain�察�gravely�察�rolling a bolus in his fingers�察 �will bring yer head to the 

wind again。      Yer fallin' to leeward all the time�察�and ye want to brace up。; 



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     ;But�察    �Captain�察─   �continued      the  agonized      man�察   �again   clutching     the 

sinewy arms of his host�察�and forcing his livid face and fixed eyes within a 

few   inches   of   Captain   Dick's�察   �hear   me�      �You   must   and   shall   hear   me。 

I've   been   in   jaildo   you   hear��in   jail�察 �like   a   common   felon。  I've   been 

sent to the asylum�察�like a demented pauper。               I've; 

     ;Two   now�察  �and   two   in   the   morning�察─  �continued   the   captain�察  �quietly 

releasing one hand only to place two enormous pills in the mouth of the 

excited Catron�察 �thar nowa drink o' whiskythar�察�that'll do just enough 

to take the taste out of yer mouth�察�wash it down�察�and belay it�察�so to speak。 

And how are the mills running�察�gin'rally�察�over at the Bar�拭─�

     ;Captain Dick�察�hear meif you ARE my friend�察�for God's sake hear me� �

An hour ago I should have been a dead man; 

     ;They say that Sam Bolin hez sold out of the Excelsior; 

     ;Captain Dick�        �Listen�察�for God's sake�察�I have suffered; 

     But   Captain   Dick   was   engaged   in   critically   examining   his   man。        ;I 

guess   I'll   ladle   ye   out   some   o'   that   soothin'   mixture   I   bought   down   at 

Simpson's t' other day�察─�he said�察�reflectively。             ;And I onderstand the boys 

up on the Bar think the rains will set in airly。; 

     But here   Nature   was   omnipotent。          Worn   by  exhaustion�察  �excitement�察�

and   fever�察  �and   possibly   a   little   affected   by   Captain   Dick's   later   potion�察�

Roger   Catron   turned   white�察  �and   lapsed   against   the   wall。       In   an   instant 

Captain Dick had caught him�察�as a child�察�lifted him in his stalwart arms�察�

wrapped a blanket around him�察�and deposited him in his bunk。                       Yet�察�even 

in   his   prostration�察  �Catron   made   one   more   despairing   appeal   for   mental 

sympathy from his host。 

     ;I know I'm sickdying�察�perhaps�察─�he gasped�察�from under the blankets�察�

;but promise me�察�whatever comes�察�tell my wifesay to; 

     ;It has been lookin' consid'ble like rain�察�lately�察�hereabouts�察─�continued 

the   captain�察  �coolly�察  �in   a   kind   of   amphibious   slang�察  �characteristic   of   the 

man�察 �but in these yer latitudes no man kin set up to be a weather sharp。; 

     ;Captain� �will you hear me�拭─�

     ;Yer goin' to sleep�察�now�察─�said the captain�察�potentially。 

    

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