"Marksman."
"And yours?"
"Brighteye. For about half an hour we have been hidden behind this bush. We heard all you said, and hence it is useless to repeat your statement. But there is another man who must be present at the trial."
"Another man! Who?"
"The one he attacked so traitorously, whom you drew from his hand, and whom we saved."
"Ha! who knows where to find that man at present?"
"We do," Marksman said, "as we only left him an hour ago, to take up your trail."
"Oh, if that is the case, you are right; that man must come."
"Unfortunately, he is seriously wounded; but if he cannot come of himself, he can be carried: and I know not why, but his presence seems to me not only necessary, but even indispensable, in order to clear up certain facts which it is our duty to fathom."
"What do you mean?"