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I am not in very good condition for travel , and do not feel that I can leave Guy . I know I can trust her in your care , you will be to her as a son , and such she will regard you when she knows all , and I commission you in my name to meet her and bring her out here . '' `` That I will very gladly do , my dear Everard , and at once ; there must be no delay . By going out this evening , I will be able to take the early train east from Silver City : the special arrives at 6:10 , the six o'clock train being held at the Y , until after its arrival . I will return to the Y , meet Mr. Cameron and have a word with him , and go directly on to Silver City on the regular train . '' Thirty minutes later , having hastily packed a small grip , and taken a tender farewell of Lyle , who knew his errand , and with tearful eyes bade him `` God-speed , '' Morton Rutherford left the house , accompanied by Ned , who was to return with Mr. Cameron and Van Dorn . The sun was slowly sinking behind the crests of the mountains , flooding the surrounding peaks with glory , when a wagon drawn by four panting , foaming horses , drew up before the house .