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Colonel Starbottle's Client
It may be remembered that it was the habit of that gallant war- horse of the Calaveras democracy, Colonel Starbottle, at the close of a political campaign, to return to his original profession of the Law. Perhaps it could not be called a peaceful retirement. The same fiery-tongued eloquence and full-breasted chivalry which had in turns thrilled and overawed freemen at the polls were no less…
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Smiling Charlie
Smiling Charlie
Even at fifty, Colonel Stockton looked like a chained-up tornado. He was called "Colonel" because he could command a regiment in hell. He raised cattle in a valley of about two hundred square miles and ran it like a trap. It was easy enough to get in, but hard as the devil to get out.
Into the Colonel's realm rode Smiling Charlie Lamb, tall and handsome, with a price on his head. The reward made…
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The gentle desperado
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Sally Dows
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Ramrod
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In a hollow of the hills
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Lost Pueblo
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Ronicky Doone's Reward
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Tales of Trail and Town
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Casey Ryan
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The Bell-Ringer of Angel's
Where the North Fork of the Stanislaus River begins to lose its youthful grace, vigor, and agility, and broadens more maturely into the plain, there is a little promontory which at certain high stages of water lies like a small island in the stream. To the strongly- marked heroics of Sierran landscape it contrasts a singular, pastoral calm. White and gray mosses from the overhanging rocks and…
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Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation
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Burned Bridges
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Valley Thieves
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Selected Stories
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Marbleface
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Valley of Wild Horses
The tall young cowpuncher known as Panhandle Smith had roped, gambled and fought his way from Montana to New Mexico, but Marco was the most lawless place he had ever seen. And when Panhandle faced down Dick Hardman, he knew he had to destroy Hardman to save his woman and his life.
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The Lost Wagon Train
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