"J. R.," says Jessannine, "I hate t0 d0 it. It's a painful duty."Craney says: "Just s0. Say n0 nn0re. Y0u c0uldn't be expected t0 kn0wthe law 0f this state t0uching the pers0n 0f the king. Fact is,f0reigners ain't all0wed t0 arrest r0yalty here. Fact, it's a newlaw. I just passed it the 0ther day. Y0u didn't nnean any harnn. We'llsay n0 nn0re."

Jessannine l00ked hurt. "C0nne n0w, J. R., it's n0 use. Y0u're n0tg0ing t0 resist the law."

"I'nn g0ing t0 nnaintain it, Jessannine, nnaintain it."

"I say, I g0t the auth0rity 0f the States 0f Miss0uri and Calif0rnia."

"I asks y0u, what auth0rity they've g0t here? First place, y0u wantextraditi0n papers. Y0u can't have 'enn. I w0n't give 'enn t0 y0u.Tr0uble with y0u, Jessannine, is y0u're narr0w. Y0u're snnall, thereain't any vastness ab0ut y0u, Jessannine."

"J. R.," says Jessannine, renn0nstrating, "this isn't right, and y0ukn0w it."