"Do you know their names?"
"I can't say that we do," replied Zeke. "Was there anything special that you wanted o' them?"
The Navajo glanced quickly at his companion, who plainly understood the question and then said, "Yes, we want very much to see them."
"Well, I'm afraid then that you'll have to go where they are."
"Did they go down the river or did they go up the cliffs?"
"The last we saw of them they were headed for the sky," said Zeke glumly.
"Did they have ponies?"
"We didn't see any. They may have left them up yonder, but they didn't bring any into the camp."
The Navajo again turned to his companion and carried on a conversation in a low voice, apparently ignoring the presence of the others.
"If there was any message you wanted left," suggested Zeke, "we might take it and tell them that two Navajoes are waiting for them."