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Updated: June 26, 2025
One two you hit quick like a two-gun man. Well, I'm used to paying high for what I get. What's up?" "The first " "Wait. Can I help you out by myself, or do you need the gang?" "The gang." "Then come, and I'll put it up to them. You first." It was equally courtesy and caution, and Pierre smiled faintly as he went first through the door. He stood in a moment under the eyes of five silent men.
"Two-gun," sneered a man who stood near the saloon door. "I wonder what he totes them two guns for?" The shooter heard and turned toward the man who had spoken, his lips wreathed satirically. "I reckon he wouldn't shoot nothin' with them," he said, addressing the man who had spoken. Several men laughed. The tall man who had revealed interest before now raised a hand, checking further comment.
For the swift and winged one had been all too plainly a correctly uniformed messenger boy of the Western Union Telegraph Company that blue uniform with metal buttons, with the corded red at the trouser sides, the flat cap fronted by a badge of nickel unthinkable, yet there. And the speedy bearer of this scenic investiture had been the desperate, blood-letting, two-gun bad man of the Arrowhead.
Between Wauchope's and Maxwell's brigades were two Maxims, and, I think, for a time during the first attack made by the dervishes, the two-gun mule battery of six-centimetre Krupp guns.
I ordered the battalion of infantry under Colonel Hildebrand to disembark at Eastport, and with the other battalion proceeded to Chickasaw and landed. The battery at this point had evidently been abandoned some time, and consisted of the remains of an old Indian mound, partly washed away by the river, which had been fashioned into a two-gun battery, with a small magazine.
While we were moving along the street, a continued fire was kept up, with some execution, from those guns which stood to the left of the road; but it was not till the bridge was covered with our people that the two-gun battery upon the road itself began to play.
One two you hit quick like a two-gun man. Well, I'm used to paying high for what I get. What's up?" "The first " "Wait. Can I help you out by myself, or do you need the gang?" "The gang." "Then come, and I'll put it up to them. You first." It was equally courtesy and caution, and Pierre smiled faintly as he went first through the door. He stood in a moment under the eyes of five silent men.
Dexter here tossed his head, being cloyed with these embraces, and Two-Gun Benson caught a look in the desperate eyes of his pet which he did not wholly like. Perhaps it would be better not to ride him any more to-day. Perhaps it would be better not to ride him again until next Sunday.
"Yes, I brought him," said the stranger. "Let's see that money." Buck Johnson threw open the drawer, and drew from it the heavy canvas sack. "It's here. Now bring in your prisoner." The two-gun man seemed suddenly to loom large in the doorway. The muzzles of his revolvers covered the two before him. His speech came short and sharp.
He was thinking: "I certainly got to get me another gun if I'm ever going to do Two-Gun Benson parts, and I got to get the draw down better. I ain't quick enough yet." "Well, did you like your rig?" inquired Metta genially. "Oh, it'll do for the stills we're shooting to-day," replied the actor. "Of course I ought to have a rattlesnake-skin band on my hat, and the things look too new yet.
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