History of Billy the Kid
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He was taken to Fort Stanton and placed in 78 "BILLY THE KID jaiL There he made his escape and has never been heard of in that part of the country since.
Now "Billy the Kid" and Tom O'Phalliard rode back to Fort Simmer, but soon returned to Lincoln, where they were arrested by Sheriff Kimbrall and his deputies merely as a matter of performing their duty, but with no in- tention of disgracing them. They were turned over to Deputy Sheriff T. B. Longworth and guarded in the home of Don Juan Patron..., where they were wined and dined.
On the 21st day of March, 1879, Dep- uty Sheriff Longworth received orders to place his two prisoners in the town jail a filthy hole.
Arriving at the jail door, the "Kid" told Mr. Longworth that he had been in this jail once before, and he swore he would never go into it again, but to "BILLY THE KID" 79 avoid making trouble, he would go back on his pledge.
On a pine door to one of the cells, the "Kid" wrote with his pencil: "William Bonney was incarcerated first time, De- cember 22nd, 1878 Second time, March 21st, 1879, and hope I will never be again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was taken to Fort Stanton and placed in 78 "BILLY THE KID jaiL There he made his escape and has never been heard of in that part of the country since.
Now "Billy the Kid" and Tom O'Phalliard rode back to Fort Simmer, but soon returned to Lincoln, where they were arrested by Sheriff Kimbrall and his deputies merely as a matter of performing their duty, but with no in- tention of disgracing them. They were turned over to Deputy Sheriff T. B. Longworth and guarded in the home of Don Juan Patron..., where they were wined and dined.
On the 21st day of March, 1879, Dep- uty Sheriff Longworth received orders to place his two prisoners in the town jail a filthy hole.
Arriving at the jail door, the "Kid" told Mr. Longworth that he had been in this jail once before, and he swore he would never go into it again, but to "BILLY THE KID" 79 avoid making trouble, he would go back on his pledge.
On a pine door to one of the cells, the "Kid" wrote with his pencil: "William Bonney was incarcerated first time, De- cember 22nd, 1878 Second time, March 21st, 1879, and hope I will never be again.
What to read after History of Billy the Kid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Siringo to read onlineMoreLess
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