References

Buck Blindside lost his cowboy boots in the treacherous mud pits of Spirit Valley.

Duke Longarm and Drew Quickdraw met on the dusty street in front of the clock tower a minute before high noon for their duel.

Sally Sidearm was the one who stuck up the nuns on the way to the chapel.

As Sheriff Pete slowly reached the pistol, Rootin' Tootin' Rob drew a chrome revolver from his holster and said, "don't do it."

Deputy Dan casually nodded to the key ring on the table and asked Reverend Long, "Can you hand me that?"

Granny Annie felt that she couldn't catch a baseball with a mitt yet alone a dangerous criminal like Rootin' Tootin' Rob.

Chief Bearpaw admired the wild horses as they galloped freely through the golden fields.

"Fill up this bag , darling," snarled Rootin' Tootin' Rob to the frightened bank teller.

"Drop your guns now," bellowed a squinting Sheriff Pete to the startled members of the Tornado Boys.

Chief Bearpaw prayed by himself at Spirit Cliff and overlooked the tribe's ancient lands.

The roguish Sally Sidearm has an inhospitable bend and prefers to rob banks by herself.

"Rootin' Tootin' Rob was the one who wanted to shoot up the courthouse," confessed Buck Blindside while under the vengeful gun of Sheriff Pete.