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Updated: May 27, 2025
Tell the boys 'much obliged, Dan." He turned his white face to the wall and the tears slipped hot from beneath his lashes. Dan Treu's troubled eyes sought Lamb's, who waited in the hallway. "He'll be himself when you come again," said Lamb reassuringly. "We're doin' everything to git his fever down. Don't let his talk worry you."
His fever's way up and he's out of his head most of the time." "He seems to think his arm ain't had the care it should," Treu's voice was troubled "that the wound ain't clean and it's swellin' bad." Lamb laughed. "His hallucination; he's way off at times. Everything's been done for him. We like the boy and he's havin' the best of care.
"The shock his weakened condition it was to be expected, though we hoped for the best." Lamb found it something of an effort to speak naturally beneath the Deputy-sheriff's fixed gaze. "But he wanted for nothing. Me and the nurse was with him at the last." A mist blurred Dan Treu's eyes and he turned abruptly on his heel. "Wait a minute! Ahem! there's one thing more." The deputy halted.
Glancing from one to the other he read something of the situation in Billy Duncan's excited face and Dan Treu's puzzled look. Stepping back from the doorway he beckoned the deputy into the hall. "I guess he was talkin' wild, wasn't he?" He walked out of the sick boy's hearing. "Kickin', wasn't he?" Dan Treu hesitated. "I thought as much," nodded Lamb. "But you mustn't pay any attention to him.
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