Dutchman's Flat Quotes

“Slowly, Tack”
― Louis L'Amour, Dutchman's Flat: Stories

“gun blasted, but the shot was high and Jeb seized the arm in his huge jaws and then man and dog went rolling over and over on the floor. Vetter threw Morgan off and came to his feet, but Morgan lashed out with a left that knocked him back through the door. Dorfman managed to get”
― Louis L'Amour, Dutchman's Flat: Stories

“spring and enough grass to last the burros for quite some time. After a careful scouting around, he made a fire of dead mesquite, which made almost no smoke, and fixed some coffee. When he had eaten, Dunbar gathered up his pan, pick, shovel, and rifle and moved out. He was”
― Louis L'Amour, Dutchman's Flat: Stories