The only way Lobo Smith knew to make a descent living was outside the law. On the other hand, he didn't regard himself as an outlaw. He had never enjoyed violence for its own sake, although if he had to kill he could- and efficiently. But mostly, he was a loner because he like to live his own way, and therefore couldn't afford to get involved with settled people living routine lives. It had never occured to Lobo that anybody "settled" on the frontier had probably seen a lot of living- most of it far from routine...
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