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Eric Maas
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22. Family life. Poulson searching for a deserter and Thomas going to give himself in, with less confidence in a happy end than he appears to.
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Eric Maas
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21. Back in drag to get out of Fort Laramie where one ‘s looking for Startling Carlton’s murderer. And then Winona and Thomas travel back to Tennessee, by coach, by train, by boat on the Mississippi River. And then still some walking left to do to John Cole. I just hope he’s still around, because it has been awfully still and I think I remember from before, he his end is due before the book is finished…
— May 30, 2026 10:56AM
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Eric Maas
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20. Brutalities. shocking chapter. Winona saved but no mercy for Major Neal (or Sterling Carlton), who is now beyond redemption.
Winona the only soul not thrown on the bonefire. She seen the worst and seen it before. It makes her silent, so silent the silence of winter is like a clattering.
— May 30, 2026 07:04AM
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Winona the only soul not thrown on the bonefire. She seen the worst and seen it before. It makes her silent, so silent the silence of winter is like a clattering.
Eric Maas
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Word so black they were blacker than dried blood
Gruesome, savage slaughter and in the middle of carnage, Thomas goes for Winona to bring her to safety.
— May 30, 2026 06:55AM
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Gruesome, savage slaughter and in the middle of carnage, Thomas goes for Winona to bring her to safety.
Eric Maas
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19. The exchange of Winona Cole for Angel Neale.
Hardly any action, possibly my favourite chapter in the book
— May 30, 2026 03:25AM
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Hardly any action, possibly my favourite chapter in the book
Eric Maas
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Winona, the Queen of this o’erwhelming country. God damn it but a corporeal best not weep.
If ever you forget why this book is so dear, look up p249 again. There you’ll find Thomas McNulty showing a whole lot of humanity in a handful of thoughts…
— May 30, 2026 03:04AM
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If ever you forget why this book is so dear, look up p249 again. There you’ll find Thomas McNulty showing a whole lot of humanity in a handful of thoughts…
Eric Maas
is on page 249 of 301
Sometimes you know you ain’t a clever man. But likewise sometimes the fog of usual thoughts clears off in a sudden breeze of sense and you see things clear a moment like a clearing country. We blunder through and call it wisdom but it ain’t.
— May 30, 2026 02:57AM
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Eric Maas
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Two weeks with Startling Carlton would wear out St. Paul. I’m so hungry I could eat the head off John the Baptist…
As said before, McNulty’s vocabulary, grammar and spelling can get rather tiresome, but I love it when out of the blue he shows his depth, going all biblical or referring to the Greek classics, as he does.
— May 28, 2026 06:53AM
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As said before, McNulty’s vocabulary, grammar and spelling can get rather tiresome, but I love it when out of the blue he shows his depth, going all biblical or referring to the Greek classics, as he does.
Eric Maas
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Every life has its days of happiness despite the ugly Fates.
— May 28, 2026 06:47AM
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Eric Maas
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18. Farming at Lige’s. And a shoot-out with Tach Petrie’s gang.
The vernacular sometimes irritates. Remarkable that even without a proper sentence, the meaning does not get lost…
— May 28, 2026 01:03AM
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The vernacular sometimes irritates. Remarkable that even without a proper sentence, the meaning does not get lost…
Samantha
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You could arrest sunlight for attempted murder out on the plains.
— May 26, 2026 03:52PM
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