An' I reckon Daggs forgot." "Daggs made as crazy a move as that of Guy an' Jacobs," spoke up Jean.
"They were overbold, an' he was drunk.

Let them be a lesson to us." Jean had smelled whisky upon his entrance to this cabin.

Bill was a hard drinker, and his father was not immune.

Blaisdell, too, drank heavily upon occasions.

Jean made a mental note that he would not permit their chances to become impaired by liquor.
Rifles began to crack, and puffs of smoke rose all along the embankment for the space of a hundred feet.