“No.”
They were silent a moment, listening to the unearthly racket in the Ute village.
“Thar’s another thing stingin’ me all up,” Bill Betts admitted.
“Vot iss?”
“I’m harborin’ ther oncomfortable feelin’ that Brother Jim is over in that village.”
“He vendt to der town.”
“I have a feelin’ that he didn’t, and that he’s now in trouble. You see, he’s as anxious as me to git hold of Gorilla Jake. I askt Dugan and Elmore if they met up with him, and they said they didn’t.”
“Idt iss not proof dot he ditn’t go to der town.”
“I know it ain’t. But didn’t you ever have a presenterment, baron?”
“Many dimes, vhen I am asleeb; but odder beoples call idt a nighdtmares.”