“You’ve talked.”

He lay motionless, staring at her fixedly; then, as if arriving at a conclusion:

“Guess I didn’t say much.”

“You said plenty,” significantly.

“But not enough, eh?” he jeered.

She regarded him silently.

“Where am I, anyhow?”

“In my camp.”

“Oh.” He considered a moment, then mocked, “Got religion?”

“Not yet,” curtly.