The Outlaws of Mesquite (Ss) (1990)
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His skill was usually the result of very steady nerves, very good reactions, and good coordination. A man might have had no intention of being a gunfighter at all, but then he got into a disagreement with somebody, and because of his ability, he was faster with a gun and he won. After he won two or three times he had a reputation as a gunfighter, whether he wanted it or not.
Very few gunfighters wanted to be known as such. The notion that a man went around trying to outdraw other people in order... to build a big reputation seldom ever happened, unless they were either very young boys or somebody who was a psychopathic case.
Guns were dangerous and these men knew it. They carried guns because they were a tool of their living. You had to have them for many reasons aside from just wanting to shoot somebody else.
Chapter I Death Trap.
Under the slate-gray sky the distant mountains were like a heap of rusty scrap iron thrown helter-skelter along the far horizon. Nearby, the desert was the color of pink salmon and scattered with the gray of sagebrush and a few huddles of disconsolate greasewood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His skill was usually the result of very steady nerves, very good reactions, and good coordination. A man might have had no intention of being a gunfighter at all, but then he got into a disagreement with somebody, and because of his ability, he was faster with a gun and he won. After he won two or three times he had a reputation as a gunfighter, whether he wanted it or not.
Very few gunfighters wanted to be known as such. The notion that a man went around trying to outdraw other people in order... to build a big reputation seldom ever happened, unless they were either very young boys or somebody who was a psychopathic case.
Guns were dangerous and these men knew it. They carried guns because they were a tool of their living. You had to have them for many reasons aside from just wanting to shoot somebody else.
Chapter I Death Trap.
Under the slate-gray sky the distant mountains were like a heap of rusty scrap iron thrown helter-skelter along the far horizon. Nearby, the desert was the color of pink salmon and scattered with the gray of sagebrush and a few huddles of disconsolate greasewood.
What to read after The Outlaws of Mesquite (Ss) (1990)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L'amour, Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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