 Bill's' groin went the sure bullet of the man who, local wits used to say, wore crape upon his hat in memory of his departed virtues. "The bullet struck, and Duffield bent over with a most Chesterfieldian bow and wave of the hand : 'My name's Duffield,...  History of Arizona - Side 170av Thomas Edwin Farish - 1916Uten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | John Gregory Bourke - 1891 - 542 sider
...upon a man ; that was regarded as an act both unchristian-like and wasteful of time — Arizonanas nearly always shot out of the pocket without drawing...most Chesterfieldian bow and wave of the hand : " My name 's Duffield, air," he said, "and them 'ere 's mee visitin' card." If there was one man in the... | |
 | Will Henry Robinson - 1919 - 492 sider
...varnish, he desired to meet and overcome the celebrated guardian of the peace. " 'Whar's Duffer?' he hiccoughed, as he approached the little group of which...name's Duffield, sir,' he said, 'and them 'ere's mee visitin' card.'" There were other outlaws within the Territory of very different stripe than "Waco... | |
 | Will Henry Robinson - 1919 - 486 sider
...as he approached the little group of which Duffield was the central figure, 'I want Duffer ; (hic) he's my meat. Whoop!' "The words had hardly left his...name's Duffield, sir,' he said, 'and them 'ere's mee visitin' card.' " There were other outlaws within the Territory of very different stripe than "Waco... | |
 | Mary Jo Churchwell - 2007 - 308 sider
...upon a man; that was regarded as an act both unchristian-like and wasteful of time — [Arizonians] nearly always shot out of the pocket without drawing their weapons at all . . . — JOHN G BOURKE, On the Border with Crook Dr. Goodfellow . . . took charge of the body, and... | |
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