Forty Times a Killer (2014)
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Not that Wes was afraid of Bill, but he knew he’d get used up in a gunfight, even if he proved the victor. Wild Bill was no bargain. He had sand. He’d take his hits and put lead into a man as long as he’d strength to pull the trigger.
As Wes told me, “Let sleeping dogs lie.”
Gip Clements was in town and he joined us at the bar of the hotel saloon where we proceeded to get pretty drunk.
Wes had taken the wise precaution of keeping our horses close and under saddle. I believe his carefulness saved... his life later that night.
A friend of Gip’s, a man named Charlie Cougar, joined us at the bar. I didn’t know the fellow, but he seemed a good sort and stood his round. So I have nothing bad to say about him . . .
Except that he snored with a racket like a freight train in a tunnel.
Now, people often ask me, “Is it true that John Wesley Hardin killed a man for snoring?”
And my answer is, “Well, he did, but it was an accident.”
As Wes said later, “Hell, it was all Cougar’s fault.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that Wes was afraid of Bill, but he knew he’d get used up in a gunfight, even if he proved the victor. Wild Bill was no bargain. He had sand. He’d take his hits and put lead into a man as long as he’d strength to pull the trigger.
As Wes told me, “Let sleeping dogs lie.”
Gip Clements was in town and he joined us at the bar of the hotel saloon where we proceeded to get pretty drunk.
Wes had taken the wise precaution of keeping our horses close and under saddle. I believe his carefulness saved... his life later that night.
A friend of Gip’s, a man named Charlie Cougar, joined us at the bar. I didn’t know the fellow, but he seemed a good sort and stood his round. So I have nothing bad to say about him . . .
Except that he snored with a racket like a freight train in a tunnel.
Now, people often ask me, “Is it true that John Wesley Hardin killed a man for snoring?”
And my answer is, “Well, he did, but it was an accident.”
As Wes said later, “Hell, it was all Cougar’s fault.
What to read after Forty Times a Killer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William W. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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