Jesse James' Desperate Game; Or, The Robbery of the Ste. Genevieve BankWard, William (Author at Arthur Westbrook Co. (Cleveland, Ohio))
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Jesse James' Desperate Game; Or, The Robbery of the Ste. Genevieve Bank
Ward, William (Author at Arthur Westbrook Co. (Cleveland, Ohio))
James, Jesse, 1847-1882 -- Fiction; Western stories
And with his departure from the country, Jesse's desperate game to take
vengeance for the insult to him was ended.
Lying hidden by day and proceeding cautiously at night, the great
outlaw and Cole found a snug retreat in the "Blue Grass" State where
they remained for a couple of weeks.
Saddened by the report of John's death, they decided to return to
Missouri, where they paid a hurried visit to Mrs. Samuels.
Finding that, for once, the man-hunters had not troubled her and that
Susie was still in Deepwater, Jesse told her about the Shaws and at her
suggestion took them to the home of Dr. Samuels' niece at Fayetteville,
in Johnson county, where Mrs. Shaw regained her health and Daisy
forgot her desertion by her husband in her new life.
And, happy in the happiness of his friends and family, the world-famous
desperado stole away to the Ozark mountains to see his sweetheart.
[THE END.]
End of Project Gutenberg's Jesse James' Desperate Game, by William Ward
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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