Radigan (1958)

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Genres: Fiction
He wanted a final understanding with Flynn, and that unavailing, to write letters to the governor and to the county sheriff.
Whatever was to come his own position must be legally secure. He anticipated no help as a result of' the letters, but they did officially notify the authorities of what was transpiring and that no help was forthcoming from Flynn. After that it would be up to him, but they would have been notified of the situation and that he must take steps to preserve his property.
Flynn
... remained at the bar, but the cowhands appeared not to notice him. Barbeau was regaining some of his old truculence, and Bitner was, as always, a silent, morose man; but, Radigan guessed, far more dangerous than Barbeau.
Where Radigan sat the room was in partial shadow, and from the bar his face would not be readily visible. Even as he considered that, one of the cowhands glanced his way, looked off, then taken by something threatening in the silent figure at the table, he looked back. After a moment he whispered to the man next to him, and they all looked around.
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