"No, no," Kidd answered, with a shake of the head; "you may be sure of that."
"I reckon on your honesty. Moreover, profit by what has occurred today. I am not always so good tempered; and if a misunderstanding, like that just now, again arose between us, the consequences might be very serious to you."
These few words were uttered with an intonation of voice, and accompanied by a look, that produced a profound impression on the bandit.
"All right," he said, shrugging his shoulders savagely; "there is no need to threaten, as all is settled."
"Very good."
"Where shall I come to you after the business?"
"Do not trouble yourself about that. I shall manage to find you."
"Ah!" he said, with a side-glance; "then that is your affair?"
"Yes."
"Very good. Give me the money."