Gut-Shot (2014)
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The Pinkerton was in time to watch Flintlock and McPhee throw the last shovels of dirt on two graves, side by side in open ground at the edge of a line of pines.
Flintlock leaned on his long-handled shovel and looked up at the rider. “To what do we owe this honor, Cliff?”
Wraith stared at the graves, then, “You been killing folks, Sammy?”
“Nope. Your man O’Hara killed one and Frank Constable left us t’other as a welcome to my home gift, I suppose.”
Flintlock smiled. “You ain’t catching my drift,... huh?”
“O’Hara killing somebody doesn’t come as a surprise. Who was it? Do you know?”
“Sure I know. It was Hamp Collins, the feller I had some cross words with back in town. I reckon he followed us out here and O’Hara done for him.”
“That was your job, Sam,” Wraith said, his tone mildly accusing.
“Yeah, O’Hara already made that pretty clear.”
“The other?”
“You tell me.”
“Coffee?”
“It’s on the bile.”
“I’m a bearer of bad news, Sam.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Pinkerton was in time to watch Flintlock and McPhee throw the last shovels of dirt on two graves, side by side in open ground at the edge of a line of pines.
Flintlock leaned on his long-handled shovel and looked up at the rider. “To what do we owe this honor, Cliff?”
Wraith stared at the graves, then, “You been killing folks, Sammy?”
“Nope. Your man O’Hara killed one and Frank Constable left us t’other as a welcome to my home gift, I suppose.”
Flintlock smiled. “You ain’t catching my drift,... huh?”
“O’Hara killing somebody doesn’t come as a surprise. Who was it? Do you know?”
“Sure I know. It was Hamp Collins, the feller I had some cross words with back in town. I reckon he followed us out here and O’Hara done for him.”
“That was your job, Sam,” Wraith said, his tone mildly accusing.
“Yeah, O’Hara already made that pretty clear.”
“The other?”
“You tell me.”
“Coffee?”
“It’s on the bile.”
“I’m a bearer of bad news, Sam.”
What to read after Gut-Shot?
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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