Not that we minded a fight. We Sacketts never had much time for anything else. If we weren't fighting for our country we were fighting men who still believed in rule by the gun, and no Sackett I ever heard of had ever drawn on a man except in self-defense, or in defense of his cpuntry or his honor.
Right then I was glad Galloway stood beside me. Nobody ever needed an army when they had Galloway, and maybe one other Sackett - it didn't make much difference which one.
(from The Sky-Liners, by Louis L'Amour)
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