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through me�察�to corroborate some facts and identify the ship。 You proposed
to me�察 �as a speculation�察 �to identify the treasure if possible before you
purchased the ship。 I accepted the offer without consideration�察 �on
consideration I now decline it�察�but without prejudice or loss to any one but
myself。 As to your insinuation I need not remind you that my presence
here to´day refutes it。 I would not require your permission to make a much
better bargain with a good natured fool like Nott than I could with you。 Or
if I did not care for the business I could have warned the girl;
;The girlwhat girl�拭─�
Renshaw bit his lip but answered boldly�察 �The old man's daughtera
poor girlwhom this act would rob as well as her father。;
Sleight looked at his companion attentively。 ;You might have said so
at first�察�and let up on this camp´meetin' exhortation。 Well thenadmitting
you've got the old man and the young girl on the same string�察 �and that
you've played it pretty low down in the short time you've been thereI
suppose�察�Dick Renshaw�察�I've got to see your bluff。 Well�察�how much is it� �
What's the figure you and she have settled on�拭─�
For an instant Mr。 Sleight was in physical danger。 But before he had
finished speaking Renshaw's quick sense of the ludicrous had so far
overcome his first indignation as to enable him even to admire the perfect
moral insensibility of his companion。 As he rose and walked towards the
door�察�he half wondered that he had ever treated the affair seriously。 With a
smile he replied�此�
;Far from bluffing�察 �Sleight�察 �I am throwing my cards on the table。
Consider that I've passed out。 Let some other man take my hand。 Rake
down the pot if you like�察 �old man�察 �I leave for Sacramento to´ night。
Adios。;
When the door had closed behind him Mr。 Sleight summoned his
clerk。
;Is that petition for grading Pontiac Street ready�拭─�
;I've seen the largest property holders�察�sir�察�they're only waiting for you
to sign first。; Mr。 Sleight paused and then affixed his signature to the
paper his clerk laid before him。 ;Get the other names and send it up at
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once。;
;If Mr。 Nott doesn't sign�察�sir�拭─�
;No matter。 He will be assessed all the same。; Mr。 Sleight took up his
hat。
;The Lascar seaman that was here the other day has been wanting to
see you�察�sir。 I said you were busy。;
Mr。 Sleight put down his hat。 ;Send him up。;
Nevertheless Mr。 Sleight sat down and at once abstracted himself so
completely as to be apparently in utter oblivion of the man who entered。
He was lithe and Indian´looking�察�bearing in dress and manner the careless
slouch without the easy frankness of a sailor。
;Well� ─�said Sleight without looking up。
;I was only wantin' to know ef you had any news for me�察�boss�拭─�
;News�拭─�echoed Sleight as if absently�察 �news of what�拭─�
;That little matter of the Pontiac we talked about�察�boss�察─�returned the
Lascar with an uneasy servility in the whites of his teeth and eyes。
;Oh�察─ �said Sleight�察 �that's played out。 It's a regular fraud。 It's an old
forecastle yarn�察�my man�察�that you can't reel off in the cabin。;
The sailor's face darkened。
;The man who was looking into it has thrown the whole thing up。 I tell
you it's played out� ─�repeated Sleight�察�without raising his head。
;It's true�察 �bossevery word�察─ �said the Lascar�察 �with an appealing
insinuation that seemed to struggle hard with savage earnestness。 ;You can
swear me�察�boss�察�I wouldn't lie to a gentleman like you。 Your man hasn't
half looked�察�or elseit must be there�察�or;
;That's just it�察─�said Sleight slowly�察 �who's to know that your friends
haven't been there already��that seems to have been your style。;
;But no one knew it but me�察�until I told you�察�I swear to God。 I ain't
lying�察 �boss�察 �and I ain't drunk。 Saydon't give it up�察 �boss。 That man of
yours likely don't believe it�察 �because he don't know anything about it。 I
DOI could find it。;
A silence followed。 Mr。 Sleight remained completely absorbed in his
papers for some moments。 Then glancing at the Lascar�察�he took his pen�察�
wrote a hurried note�察 �folded it�察 �addressed it�察 �and�察�holding it between his
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fingers�察�leaned back in his chair。
;If you choose to take this note to my man�察 �he may give it another
show。 Mind�察�I don't say that he WILL。 He's going to Sacramento to´night�察�
but you could go down there and find him before he starts。 He's got a
room there�察�I believe。 While you're waiting for him�察�you might keep your
eyes open to satisfy yourself。;
;Ay�察�ay�察�sir�察─�said the sailor�察�eagerly endeavoring to catch the eye of his
employer。 But Mr。 Sleight looked straight before him�察�and he turned to go。
;The Sacramento boat goes at nine�察─�said Mr。 Sleight quietly。 This time
their glances met�察�and the Lascar's eye glistened with subtle intelligence。
The next moment he was gone�察�and Mr。 Sleight again became absorbed in
his papers。
Meanwhile Renshaw was making his way back to the Pontiac with that
light´hearted optimism that had characterized his parting with Sleight。 It
was this quality of his nature�察�fostered perhaps by the easy civilization in
which he moved�察�that had originally drawn him into relations with the man
he had just quitted�察�a quality that had been troubled and darkened by those
relations�察 �yet�察 �when they were broken�察 �at once returned。 It consequently
did not occur to him that he had only selfishly compromised with the
difficulty�察�it seemed to him enough that he had withdrawn from a compact
he thought dishonorable�察�he was not called upon to betray his partner in
that compact merely to benefit others。 He had been willing to incur
suspicion and loss to reinstate himself in his self´respect�察�more he could
not do without justifying that suspicion。 The view taken by Sleight was�察�
after all�察 �that which most business men would takewhich even the
unbusiness´like Nott would takewhich the girl herself might be tempted
to listen to。 Clearly he could do nothing but abandon the Pontiac and her
owner to the fate he could not in honor avert。
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