West of the Tularosa Quotes

“He left the gelding at the water trough”
― Louis L'Amour, West of the Tularosa

“fighting man. Loss Degner was bad all through and made no”
― Louis L'Amour, West of the Tularosa

“Crowds, however, were partisan and resentful of authority. The frontier bred freedom, but with it a strong sense of fair play and an impatience with formalities.”
― Louis L'Amour, West of the Tularosa

“in his younger years he had ridden the outlaw trail until time brought wisdom.”
― Louis L'Amour, West of the Tularosa

“in order to have peace both sides must want it equally. One side cannot make peace; they can only surrender.”
― Louis L'Amour, West of the Tularosa

“If he was going to get out of this hole, he would have to do it by his own efforts. One”
― Louis L'Amour, West of the Tularosa

“Or do you realize that when any freedom is destroyed for others, it is destroyed for you, too?”
― Louis L'Amour, West of the Tularosa