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Their doors were ever closed to me; the saloon's doors were ever open.
Chapter 5 2010
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Engineers had rigorously tested the 3. 3-tonne saloon's safety features, and had even blown it up using a generous 15kg of explosives, he revealed.
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Written for nonspecialists, it presents an analysis of artifacts excavated from four saloons (two of which Dixon worked on), which together expand the historical record and contradict the saloon's popular image.
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He looked up and saw two women in wrap-around robes standing in one of the saloon's upstairs windows, curtains fluttering in front of them like they were angels standing on clouds in one of those religious paintings at the church.
Clean Kill Alexander, Al 2000
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On the raised platform at the east end of the room stood a battered piano; propped against its bench was the ironwood club which belonged to Barkie, the saloon's bouncer and all-around tough man.
Wizard and Glass King, Stephen 1997
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There was a thip-TWANG! as the elastic was released, a steel gleam that drew itself across the saloon's smoky air like a line on a slateboard, and then Depape screamed.
Wizard and Glass King, Stephen 1997
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Today her gaze rose to the saloon's second story, and she wondered, for the first time, if Choice ever climbed those stairs to call on the fwomen who lived there.
Wyoming Territory Merritt, Jackie 1997
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The saloon's door-yard was a beaten dirt square bisected by a long hitching rail with a watering trough beneath.
Wizard and Glass King, Stephen 1997
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He started to go after her, but just as he was about to reach the mouth of the alley, he heard the telltale squeak of the saloon's back door, and he quickly moved into the shadows behind a stack of crates.
One Red Rose Garwood, Julie 1997
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No one sat at her table during the saloon's operating hours-Barkie would have put a stop to anyone who tried, and double-quick-but operating hours were over now, the drunks mostly gone or passed out upstairs, Sheb curled up and fast asleep in the comer behind his piano.
Wizard and Glass King, Stephen 1997
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