| The Saloon | | | | tightening his gun belt, he went down stairs of the |
| Chapter FourHe had checked into the hotel: shaved, | | | | hotel, out the door, across the street to the saloon, |
| took a bath, and put on the cleanest dirty shirt he | | | | then as Blue walked through the door he walked up |
| had. Combed his hair and wiped his boots off with | | | | to the bar, ordered a whiskey with a beer to wash it |
| spit and the shirt he was about to put on. He then | | | | down. Two young gunmen were standing along the |
| looked out the window; it was 10:00 AM on the clock | | | | bar: fiddling with their shot glass. |
| above the saloon he was in yesterday. Then | | | | |