Sedwick provided them with a wagon and driver to take them back to town. The driver, one Dorf, was a young man with a friendly, talkative air about him; but also an alertness that was not lost on either passenger. Dorf was dressed in simple working man's clothing, brown leather tunic and cloth pants, and black boots that hugged his calves. But the pants were of fine fit, and not homespun, and the boots equally well-made, a dead giveaway that Dorf was a man of some means. He also wore a short swo