noon
Maybe I 'll never be boss again -- but at present I 'm it . I want you fellows to remember that important fact , and treat me with proper respect . From now on you can call me Mr. Vaughan ; ` Rowdy ' does n't go , except on a legal holiday . `` Furthermore , I 'm not going to get out at daylight and catch up my own horse ; I 'll let yuh take turns being flunky , and I 'll expect yuh to saddle my horse every morning and noon , and bring him to the cook-tent -- and hold my stirrup for me . Also , you are expected , at all times and places , to anticipate my wants and fall over yourselves waiting on me . You 're just common , ordinary , forty-dollar cow-punchers , and if I treat yuh white , it 's because I pity yuh for not being up where I am . Remember , vassals , that I 'm your superior , mentally , morally , socially -- '' `` Chap him ! ''