How cowardly Robert Ford killed Jesse James (The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford) (№ 382474)

Entering middle age, he lived at the time in a Bungalow on Woodland Avenue. In the evenings he sat in a rocking chair and smoked a cigar while his wife, wiping her pink hands on an apron, happily reported about their children. His children were as familiar to his legs, the stiffness of his mustache against their cheeks. They did not know what their father did for a living and why they moved around so much. They didn't even know his father's name. In urban census he was listed as Thomas Howard. He lived in Kansas city was not known, dined with shopkeepers and merchants, was presented to the rancher, then a stockbroker, a wealthy man, has not lost the understanding of ordinary people. He had two not end up healed wounds on his chest and another on her hip. On the left middle finger had been torn off the phalanx, which he carefully concealed. In addition, he suffered from blepharitis, which caused him very often to blink, as if creation would have been too dazzling. The room grew tense, as he entered them. The rain was falling harder. Watch very slow. The sounds pilalis. He considered himself a supporter of the South and the partisan in the civil war that never ended. He was not sorry nor Rob, nor the 17 murders that were on his account. He survived another summer in the woods in Kansas city, Missouri. September 5, 1881, he was 34 years old.