THE WILD WILD WEST – William MacLeod Raine Collection (Annotated)
Enriched Edition. 20 Westerns: A Texas Ranger, Brand Blotters, The Sheriff's Son, Wyoming, Mavericks, Yukon Trail, Tangled Trails, Gunsight Pass, Man Size…By William MacLeod Raine
Length159h 16m
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The Wild Wild West – William MacLeod Raine Collection gathers vigorous tales of frontier conflict, outlawry, ranch life, and moral testing in the American West. Raine's prose is brisk, pictorial, and dialogue-driven, combining the pace of popular adventure with a keen sense of landscape, code, and social transition. Situated within the early twentieth-century Western tradition, these stories refine the mythology of cowboys, sheriffs, rustlers, and border communities while revealing the genre's fascination with justice, honor, and self-making. William MacLeod Raine (1871–1954), British-born and raised in the United States, became one of the most prolific architects of the classic Western. His years in the American West, especially Colorado, and his experience as a journalist informed his alertness to local color, public legend, and the rhetoric of frontier masculinity. Raine wrote at a moment when the historical West was becoming literary memory, and his fiction helped shape that memory for generations. This collection is recommended for readers interested in foundational Western fiction, popular literary history, and the transformation of frontier experience into national myth. It offers both entertainment and a revealing study of the values, fantasies, and tensions that made the Western an enduring American form.
This enriched edition has been carefully crafted to add value to your reading experience.
- A comprehensive Introduction outlines these selected works' unifying features, themes, or stylistic evolutions.
- A Historical Context section situates the works in their broader era—social currents, cultural trends, and key events that underpin their creation.
- A concise Synopsis (Selection) offers an accessible overview of the included texts, helping readers navigate plotlines and main ideas without revealing critical twists.
- A unified Analysis examines recurring motifs and stylistic hallmarks across the collection, tying the stories together while spotlighting the different work's strengths.
- Reflection questions inspire deeper contemplation of the author's overarching message, inviting readers to draw connections among different texts and relate them to modern contexts.
- Lastly, our hand‐picked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collection's central themes.
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Table of contents
1Introduction
343Chapter XXXII. Diane Changes Her Mind
2Introduction
344The Sheriff's Son
3Historical Context
345Foreword
4Synopsis (Selection)
346Chapter I. Dingwell Gives Three Cheers
5Wyoming
347Chapter II. Dave Caches a Gunnysack
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6Chapter 1. A Desert Meeting
348Chapter III. The Old-Timer Sits into a Big Game
7Chapter 2. The King of the Big Horn Country
349Chapter IV. Royal Beaudry Hears a Call
8Chapter 3. An Invitation Given and Accepted
350Chapter V. The Hill Girl
9Chapter 4. At the Lazy D Ranch
351Chapter VI. "Cherokee Street"
10Chapter 5. The Dance at Fraser's
352Chapter VII. Jess Tighe Spins a Web
11Chapter 6. A Party Call
353Chapter VIII. Beulah Asks Questions
12Chapter 7. The Man from the Shoshone Fastnesses
354Chapter IX. The Man on the Bed
13Chapter 8. In the Lazy D Hospital
355Chapter X. Dave Takes a Ride
14Chapter 9. Miss Darling Arrives
356Chapter XI. Tighe Weaves his Web Tighter
15Chapter 10. A Shepherd of the Desert
357Chapter XII. Stark Fear
16Chapter 12. Mistress and Maid
358Chapter XIII. Beulah Interferes
17Chapter 13. The Two Cousins
359Chapter XIV. Personally Escorted
18Chapter 14. For the World's Championship
360Chapter XV. The Bad Man
19Chapter 15. Judd Morgan Passes
361Chapter XVI. Roy is Invited to Take a Drink
20Chapter 16. Hunting Big Game
362Chapter XVII. Roy Improves the Shining Hours
21Chapter 17. Run to Earth
363Chapter XVIII. Rutherford Answers Questions
22Chapter 18. Playing for Time
364Chapter XIX. Beaudry Blows a Smoke Wreath
23Chapter 19. West Point to the Rescue
365Chapter XX. At the Lazy Double D
24Chapter 20. Two Cases of Discipline
366Chapter XXI. Roy Rides his Paint Hoss
25Chapter 21. The Signal Lights
367Chapter XXII. Miss Rutherford Speaks her Mind
26Chapter 22. Exit the “King”
368Chapter XXIII. In the Pit
27Chapter 23. Journeys End in Lovers' Meeting
369Chapter XXIV. The Bad Man Decides not to Shoot
28Ridgway of Montana
370Chapter XXV. Two and a Camp-Fire
29Chapter 1. Two Men and a Woman
371Chapter XXVI. The Sins of the Fathers
30Chapter 2. The Freebooter
372Chapter XXVII. The Quicksands
31Chapter 3. One to One
373Chapter XXVIII. Pat Ryan Evens an Old Score
32Chapter 4. Fort Salvation
374Chapter XXIX. A New Leaf
33Chapter 5. Enter Simon Harley
375A Man Four-Square
34Chapter 6. On the Snow-Trail
376Prologue
35Chapter 7. Back From Arcadia
377Chapter I. "Call Me Jimmie-Go-Get-'Em"
36Chapter 8. The Honorable Thomas B. Pelton
378Chapter II. Shoot-a-Buck Cañon
37Chapter 9. An Evening Call
379Chapter III. Ranse Roush Pays
38Chapter 10. Harley Makes a Proposition
380Chapter IV. Pauline Roubideau Says "Thank You."
39Chapter 11. Virginia Intervenes
381Chapter V. No Four-Flusher
40Chapter 12. Aline Makes a Discovery
382Chapter VI. Billie Asks a Question
41Chapter 13. First Blood
383Chapter VII. On the Trail
42Chapter 14. A Conspiracy
384Chapter VIII. The Fight
43Chapter 15. Laska Opens a Door
385Chapter IX. Billie Stands Pat
44Chapter 16. An Explosion in the Taurus
386Chapter X. Bud Proctor Lends a Hand
45Chapter 17. The Election
387Chapter XI. The Fugitives
46Chapter 18. Further Developments
388Chapter XII. The Good Samaritan
47Chapter 19. One Million Dollars
389Chapter XIII. A Friendly Enemy
48Chapter 20. A Little Lunch at Aphonse's
390Chapter XIV. The Gun-Barrel Road
49Chapter 21. Harley Scores
391Chapter XV. Lee Plays a Leading Rôle
50Chapter 22. "Not Guilty"—"Guilty"
392Chapter XVI. Three Modern Musketeers
51Chapter 23. Aline Turns a Corner
393Chapter XVII. "Peg-Leg" Warren
52Chapter 24. A Good Samaritan
394Chapter XVIII. A Stampede
53Chapter 25. Friendly Enemies
395Chapter XIX. A Two-Gun Man
54Chapter 26. Breaks One and Makes Another Engagement
396Chapter XX. Exit Mysterious Pete
55A Texas Ranger
397Chapter XXI. Jim Receives and Declines an Offer
56Foreword to Ye Gentle Reader
398Chapter XXII. The Rustlers' Camp
57Part I. The Man from the Panhandle
399Chapter XXIII. Murder from the Chaparral
58Chapter I. A Desert Meeting
400Chapter XXIV. Jimmie-Go-Get-'Em Leaves a Note
59Chapter II. Lieutenant Fraser Interferes
401Chapter XXV. The Mal-Pais
60Chapter III. A Discovery
402Chapter XXVI. A Dust-Storm
61Chapter IV. Lost!
403Chapter XXVII. "A Lucky Guy"
62Chapter V. Larry Neill to the Rescue
404Chapter XXVIII. Sheriff Prince Functions
63Chapter VI. Somebody’s Acting Mighty Foolish
405Chapter XXIX. "They Can't Hang Me If I ain't There"
64Chapter VII. Enter Mr. Dunke
406Chapter XXX. Polly has a Plan
65Chapter VIII. Would You Worry About Me?
407Chapter XXXI. Goodheart Makes a Promise and Breaks It
66Chapter IX. Down the Jackrabbit Shaft
408Chapter XXXII. Jim Takes a Prisoner
67Chapter X. In a Tunnel of the Mal Pais
409Chapter XXXIII. The Round-Up
68Chapter XI. The Southerner Takes a Risk
410Chapter XXXIV. Primrose Paths
69Chapter XII. Exit Dunke
411The Big-Town Round-Up
70Chapter XIII. Steve Offers Congratulations
412Foreword
71Part II. The Girl of Lost Valley
413Chapter I. Concerning a Street Twelve Miles Long
72Chapter I. In the Fire Zone
414Chapter II. Clay Appoints Himself Chaperon
73Chapter II. A Compact
415Chapter III. The Big Town
74Chapter III. Into Lost Valley
416Chapter IV. A New Use for a Water Hose
75Chapter IV. The Warning of Mantrap Gulch
417Chapter V. A Contribution to the Salvation Army
76Chapter V. Jed Briscoe Takes a Hand
418Chapter VI. Clay Takes a Transfer
77Chapter VI. A Sure Enough Wolf
419Chapter VII. Arizona Follows Its Lawless Impulse
78Chapter VII. The Round-Up
420Chapter VIII. "The Best Single-Barreled Sport Iver I Met"
79Chapter VIII. The Broncho Busters
421Chapter IX. Beatrice Up Stage
80Chapter IX. A Shot From Bald Knob
422Chapter X. Johnnie Sees the Postmaster
81Chapter X. Doc Lee
423Chapter XI. Johnnie Green—Match-Maker
82Chapter XI. The Fat in the Fire
424Chapter XII. Clay Reads an Ad and Answers It
83Chapter XII. The Dance
425Chapter XIII. A Late Evening Call
84Chapter XIII. The Wolf Howls
426Chapter XIV. Starring as a Second-Story Man
85Chapter XIV. Howard Explains
427Chapter XV. The Gangman Sees Red
86Chapter XV. The Texan Pays a Visit
428Chapter XVI. A Face in the Night
87Chapter XVI. The Wolf Bites
429Chapter XVII. Johnnie Makes a Joke
88Chapter XVII. On the Road to Gimlet Butte
430Chapter XVIII. Beatrice Gives an Option
89Chapter XVIII. A Witness in Rebuttal
431Chapter XIX. A Lady Wears a Ring
90Bucky O'Connor
432Chapter XX. The Cautious Guy Slips Up
91Chapter 1. Enter “Bear-Trap” Collins
433Chapter XXI. At the Head of the Stairs
92Chapter 2. Taxation Without Representation
434Chapter XXII. Two Men in a Locked Room
93Chapter 3. The Sheriff Introduces Himself
435Chapter XXIII. Johnnie Comes Into His Own
94Chapter 4. A Bluff is Called
436Chapter XXIV. Clay Lays Down the Law
95Chapter 5. Bucky Entertains
437Chapter XXV. Johnnie Says He is Much Obliged
96Chapter 6. Bucky Makes a Discovery
438Chapter XXVI. A Locked Gate
97Chapter 7. In the Land of Revolutions
439Chapter XXVII. "No Violence"
98Chapter 8. First Blood!
440Chapter XXVIII. In Bad
99Chapter 9. “Adore Has Only One D.”
441Chapter XXIX. Bad News
100Chapter 10. The Hold-up of the M. C. P. Flyer
442Chapter XXX. Bee Makes a Morning Call
101Chapter 11. “Stone Walls Do Not a Prison Make.”
443Chapter XXXI. Into the Hands of His Enemy
102Chapter 12. A Clean White Man's Option
444Chapter XXXII. Mr. Lindsay Receives
103Chapter 13. Bucky's First-Rate Reasons
445Chapter XXXIII. Bromfield Makes an Offer
104Chapter 14. Le Roi Est Mort; Vive Le Roi
446Chapter XXXIV. Beatrice Qualifies as a Sherlock Holmes
105Chapter 15. In the Secret Chamber
447Chapter XXXV. Two and Two Make Four
106Chapter 16. Juan Valdez Scores
448Chapter XXXVI. A Boomerang
107Chapter 17. Hidden Valley
449Chapter XXXVII. On the Carpet
108Chapter 18. A Dinner for Three
450Chapter XXXVIII. A Conversation About Stock
109Chapter 19. A Villon of the Desert
451Chapter XXXIX. In Central Park
110Chapter 20. Back to God's Country
452Chapter XL. Clay Plays Second Fiddle
111Chapter 21. The Wolf Pack
453Chapter XLI. The New Day
112Chapter 22. For a Good Reason
454Oh, You Tex!
113Mavericks
455Chapter I. The Line-Rider
114Chapter I. Phyllis
456Chapter II. "I'll Be Seventeen, Coming Grass"
115Chapter II. The Nester
457Chapter III. Tex Takes an Interest
116Chapter III. Caught Red-Handed
458Chapter IV. Tex Grandstands
117Chapter IV. "I'm a Rustler and a Thief, Am I?"
459Chapter V. Captain Ellison Hires a Hand
118Chapter V. An Aider and Abettor
460Chapter VI. Clint Wadley's Messenger
119Chapter VI. A Good Friend
461Chapter VII. The Dance
120Chapter VII. A Shot from Ambush
462Chapter VIII. Rutherford Makes a Mistake
121Chapter VIII. Miss-Going-on-Eighteen
463Chapter IX. Murder in the Chaparral
122Chapter IX. Punishment
464Chapter X. "A Damned Poor Apology for a Man"
123Chapter X. Into the Enemy's Country
465Chapter XI. One to Four
124Chapter XI. Tom Dixon
466Chapter XII. Tex Rearranges the Seating
125Chapter XII. The Escape
467Chapter XIII. "Only One Mob, Ain't There?"
126Chapter XIII. A Mistake
468Chapter XIV. Jack Serves Notice
127Chapter XIV. A Difference of Opinion
469Chapter XV. A Close Shave
128Chapter XV. The Brand Blotter
470Chapter XVI. Wadley Goes Home in a Buckboard
129Chapter XVI. A Waterspout
471Chapter XVII. Old-Timers
130Chapter XVII. The Hold-up
472Chapter XVIII. A Shot Out of the Night
131Chapter XVIII. Brill Healy Airs His Sentiments
473Chapter XIX. Trapped
132Chapter XIX. The Roan with the White Stockings
474Chapter XX. Kiowas on the Warpath
133Chapter XX. Yeager Rides to Noches
475Chapter XXI. Tex Takes a Long Walk
134Chapter XXI. Breaking Down an Alibi
476Chapter XXII. The Test
135Chapter XXII. Surrender
477Chapter XXIII. A Shy Young Man Dines
136Chapter XXIII. At the Rodeo
478Chapter XXIV. Tex Borrows a Blacksnake
137Chapter XXIV. Missing
479Chapter XXV. "They're Runnin' Me Outa Town"
138Chapter XXV. Larry Tells a Bear Story
480Chapter XXVI. For Professional Services
139Chapter XXVI. The Man-Hunt
481Chapter XXVII. Clint Frees His Mind
140Chapter XXVII. The Round-up
482Chapter XXVIII. On a Cold Trail
141Brand Blotters
483Chapter XXIX. Burnt Brands
142Part I. Melissy of the Bar Double G
484Chapter XXX. Rogues Disagree
143Chapter I. A Crossed Trail
485Chapter XXXI. A Pair of Deuces
144Chapter II. Brand Blotting
486Chapter XXXII. The Hold-up
145Chapter III. An Accusation
487Chapter XXXIII. The Man with the Yellow Streak
146Chapter IV. The Man with the Chihuahua Hat
488Chapter XXXIV. Ramona Goes Duck-Hunting
147Chapter V. The Tenderfoot Takes Up a Claim
489Chapter XXXV. The Desert
148Chapter VI. “Hands Up”
490Chapter XXXVI. Homer Dinsmore Escorts Ramona
149Chapter VII. Watering Sheep
491Chapter XXXVII. On a Hot Trail
150Chapter VIII. The Boone-Bellamy Feud is Renewed
492Chapter XXXVIII. Dinsmore to the Rescue
151Chapter IX. The Danger Line
493Chapter XXXIX. A Cry Out of the Night
152Chapter X. Jack Goes to the Head of the Class
494Chapter XL. Gurley's Get-Away
153Chapter XI. A Conversation
495Chapter XLI. Homing Hearts
154Chapter XII. The Tenderfoot Makes a Proposition
496Chapter XLII. A Difference of Opinion
155Chapter XIII. Old Acquaintances
497Chapter XLIII. Tex Resigns
156Chapter XIV. Concerning the Boone-Bellamy-Yarnell Feud
498Chapter XLIV. Dinsmore Gives Information
157Part II. Dead Man’s Cache
499Chapter XLV. Ramona Deserts Her Father
158Chapter I. Kidnapped
500Chapter XLVI. Loose Threads
159Chapter II. A Capture
501Gunsight Pass
160Chapter III. The Tables Turned
502Chapter I. "Crooked as a Dog's Hind Laig"
161Chapter IV. The Real Bucky and the False
503Chapter II. The Race
162Chapter V. A Photograph
504Chapter III. Dave Rides on His Spurs
163Chapter VI. In Dead Man’s Cache
505Chapter IV. The Paint Hoss Disappears
164Chapter VII. “Trapped!”
506Chapter V. Supper at Delmonico's Interrupted
165Chapter VIII. An Escape and a Capture
507Chapter VI. By Way of a Window
166Chapter IX. A Bargain
508Chapter VII. Bob Hart Takes a Hand
167Chapter X. The Price
509Chapter VIII. The D Bar Lazy R Boys Meet an Angel
168Chapter XI. Squire Latimer Takes a Hand
510Chapter IX. Gunsight Pass
169Chapter XII. The Taking of the Cache
511Chapter X. The Cattle Train
170Chapter XIII. Melissy Entertains
512Chapter XI. The Night Clerk Gets Busy Pronto
171Chapter XIV. Black Macqueen Cashes His Checks
513Chapter XII. The Law Puzzles Dave
172Crooked Trails and Straight
514Chapter XIII. For Murder
173Part I. Curly
515Chapter XIV. Ten Years
174Chapter I. Following a Crooked Trail
516Chapter XV. In Denver
175Chapter II. Camping with Old Man Trouble
517Chapter XVI. Dave Meets Two Friends and a Foe
176Chapter III. At the End of the Road
518Chapter XVII. Oil
177Chapter IV. The Cullisons
519Chapter XVIII. Doble Pays a Visit
178Chapter V. Laura London
520Chapter XIX. An Involuntary Bath
179Chapter VI. A Bear Trap
521Chapter XX. The Little Mother Frees Her Mind
180Chapter VII. Bad Medicine
522Chapter XXI. The Hold-up
181Chapter VIII. A Rehearsed Quarrel
523Chapter XXII. Number Three Comes In
182Chapter IX. Eavesdropping
524Chapter XXIII. The Gusher
183Chapter X. “Stick to Your Saddle”
525Chapter XXIV. Shorty
184Part II. Luck
526Chapter XXV. Miller Talks
185Chapter I. At the Round Up Club
527Chapter XXVI. Dave Accepts an Invitation
186Chapter II. Luck Meets an Old Acquaintance
528Chapter XXVII. At the Jackpot
187Chapter III. An Initialed Hat
529Chapter XXVIII. Dave Meets a Financier
188Chapter IV. Kate Uses Her Quirt
530Chapter XXIX. Three in Consultation
189Chapter V. “Ain’t She the Gamest Little Thoroughbred?”
531Chapter XXX. On the Flyer
190Chapter VI. Two Hats on a Rack
532Chapter XXXI. Two on the Hilltops
191Chapter VII. Anonymous Letters
533Chapter XXXII. Dave Becomes an Office Man
192Chapter VIII. A Message in Cipher
534Chapter XXXIII. On the Dodge
193Chapter IX. “The Friends of L. C. Serve Notice”
535Chapter XXXIV. A Pleasant Evening
194Chapter X. Cass Fendrick Makes a Call
536Chapter XXXV. Fire in the Chaparral
195Chapter XI. A Compromise
537Chapter XXXVI. Fighting Fire
196Chapter XII. An Arrest
538Chapter XXXVII. Shorty Asks a Question
197Chapter XIII. A Conversation
539Chapter XXXVIII. Dug Doble Rides into the Hills
198Chapter XIV. A Touch of the Third Degree
540Chapter XXXIX. The Tunnel
199Chapter XV. Bob Takes a Hand
541Chapter XL. A Message
200Chapter XVI. A Clean Up
542Chapter XLI. Hank Brings Bad News
201Chapter XVII. The Prodigal Son
543Chapter XLII. Shorty is Awakened
202Chapter XVIII. Cutting Trail
544Chapter XLIII. Juan Otero is Conscripted
203Chapter XIX. A Good Samaritan
545Chapter XLIV. The Bulldog Barks
204Chapter XX. Loose Threads
546Chapter XLV. Joyce Makes Pies
205The Vision Splendid
547Tangled Trails
206Chapter 1
548Chapter I. No Altruist
207Chapter 2
549Chapter II. Wild Rose Takes the Dust
208Chapter 3
550Chapter III. For the Championship of the World
209Chapter 4
551Chapter IV. Not Always Two to Make a Quarrel
210Chapter 5
552Chapter V. Cousins Meet
211Chapter 6
553Chapter VI. Lights Out
212Chapter 7
554Chapter VII. Foul Play
213Chapter 8
555Chapter VIII. By Means of the Fire Escape
214Chapter 9
556Chapter IX. The Story in the "News"
215Chapter 10
557Chapter X. Kirby Asks a Direct Question
216Chapter 11
558Chapter XI. The Coroner's Inquest
217Chapter 12
559Chapter XII. "That's the Man"
218Chapter 13
560Chapter XIII. "Always, Phyllis"
219Chapter 14
561Chapter XIV. A Friend in Need
220Chapter 15
562Chapter XV. A Glove and the Hand in It
221Chapter 16
563Chapter XVI. The Lady with the Violet Perfume
222Chapter 17
564Chapter XVII. In Dry Valley
223Chapter 18
565Chapter XVIII. "Burnin' a Hole in My Pocket"
224Chapter 19
566Chapter XIX. A Discovery
225Chapter 20
567Chapter XX. The Brass Bed
226Chapter 21
568Chapter XXI. James Loses His Temper
227Chapter 22
569Chapter XXII. "Are You With Me or Against Me?"
228Chapter 23
570Chapter XXIII. Cousins Disagree
229A Daughter of the Dons
571Chapter XXIV. Reverend Nicodemus Rankin Forgets and Remembers
230Chapter I. Don Manuel Introduces Himself
572Chapter XXV. A Conference of Three
231Chapter II. The Two Grants
573Chapter XXVI. Cutting Trail
232Chapter III. Fisherman's Luck
574Chapter XXVII. The Detective Gets Two Surprises
233Chapter IV. At the Yuste Hacienda
575Chapter XXVIII. The Finger of Suspicion Points
234Chapter V. "An Optimistic Guy"
576Chapter XXIX. "Come Clean, Jack"
235Chapter VI. Juanita
577Chapter XXX. Kirby Makes a Call
236Chapter VII. Two Messages
578Chapter XXXI. The Mask of the Red Bandanna
237Chapter VIII. Taming an Outlaw
579Chapter XXXII. Jack Takes Off His Coat
238Chapter IX. Of Don Manuel and Moonlight
580Chapter XXXIII. Olson Tells a Story
239Chapter X. Mr. Ainsa Delivers a Message
581Chapter XXXIV. From the Fire Escape
240Chapter XI. The Sixteenth Century and the Twentieth
582Chapter XXXV. Like a Thief in the Night
241Chapter XII. "I Believe You're in Love With Her, Too"
583Chapter XXXVI. A Ride in a Taxi
242Chapter XIII. Ambushed
584Chapter XXXVII. On the Grill
243Chapter XIV. Manuel to the Rescue
585Chapter XXXVIII. A Full Morning
244Chapter XV. One Thousand Dollars Reward
586Chapter XXXIX. Kirby Invites Himself to a Ride
245Chapter XVI. Valencia Makes a Promise
587Chapter XL. The Mills of the Gods
246Chapter XVII. An Obstinate Man
588Chapter XLI. Enter X
247Chapter XVIII. Manuel Interferes
589Chapter XLII. The New World
248Chapter XIX. Valencia Accepts a Ring
590Man Size
249Chapter XX. Dick Lights a Cigarette
591Chapter I. In the Danger Zone
250Chapter XXI. When the Wires Were Cut
592Chapter II. The Amazon
251Chapter XXII. The Attack
593Chapter III. Angus McRae Does His Duty
252Chapter XXIII. The Tin Box
594Chapter IV. The Wolfers
253Chapter XXIV. Dick Gordon Apologizes
595Chapter V. Morse Jumps Up Trouble
254Chapter XXV. The Prince Consort
596Chapter VI. "Something About These Guys"
255The Highgrader
597Chapter VII. The Man in the Scarlet Jacket
256Prelude
598Chapter VIII. At Sweet Water Creek
257Chapter I. The Campers
599Chapter IX. Tom Makes a Collection
258Chapter II. Mr. Verinder Complains
600Chapter X. A Camp-Fire Tale
259Chapter III. Night Fishing
601Chapter XI. C.N. Morse Turns Over a Leaf
260Chapter IV. Fugitives From Justice
602Chapter XII. Tom Ducks Trouble
261Chapter V. "I'm Here, Neighbor"
603Chapter XIII. The Constable Bores Through Difficulties
262Chapter VI. Lord Farquhar Gives Moya a Hint
604Chapter XIV. Scarlet-Coats in Action
263Chapter VII. Moya's Highwayman
605Chapter XV. Kissing Day
264Chapter VIII. The Bad Penny Again
606Chapter XVI. A Business Deal
265Chapter IX. "An Out and Out Rotter"
607Chapter XVII. A Board Creaks
266Chapter X. Old Friends
608Chapter XVIII. A Gun Roars
267Chapter XI. A Blizzard
609Chapter XIX. "D'You Wonder She Hates Me?"
268Chapter XII. Out of the Storm a Man
610Chapter XX. Onistah Reads Sign
269Chapter XIII. Shot to the Core with Sunlight
611Chapter XXI. On the Frontier of Despair
270Chapter XIV. "Prove It!... Prove It!"
612Chapter XXII. "My Damn Pretty Li'l' High-Steppin' Squaw"
271Chapter XV. A Highgrader—In Principle
613Chapter XXIII. A Foretaste of Hell
272Chapter XVI. One Maid—Two Men
614Chapter XXIV. West Makes a Decision
273Chapter XVII. A Warning
615Chapter XXV. For the Wee Lamb Lost
274Chapter XVIII. Two Ambushes
616Chapter XXVI. A Rescue
275Chapter XIX. Mr. Verinder is Treated to a Surprise
617Chapter XXVII. Apache Stuff
276Chapter XX. Colter Takes a Hand
618Chapter XXVIII. "Is A' Well Wi' You, Lass?"
277Chapter XXI. Spirit Rapping?
619Chapter XXIX. Not Going Alone
278Chapter XXII. The Acid Test
620Chapter XXX. "M" for Morse
279Chapter XXIII. Captain Kilmeny Retires
621Chapter XXXI. The Long Trail
280Chapter XXIV. Two in a Bucket
622Chapter XXXII. A Picture in a Locket
281Chapter XXV. Homing Hearts
623Chapter XXXIII. Into the Lone Land
282Steve Yeager
624Chapter XXXIV. The Man-Hunters Read Sign
283Chapter I. Steve Makes a Mistake
625Chapter XXXV. Snow-Blind
284Chapter II. "Enough's A-Plenty"
626Chapter XXXVI. The Wild Beast Leaps
285Chapter III. Chad Harrison
627Chapter XXXVII. Near the End of a Long Crooked Trail
286Chapter IV. The Extra
628Chapter XXXVIII. Over a Rotting Trail
287Chapter V. Yeager Asks Advice
629Chapter XXXIX. A Cree Runner Brings News
288Chapter VI. Plucking a Pigeon
630Chapter XL. "Malbrouck S'en Va-t-en Guerre"
289Chapter VII. Steve Tells Too Much Truth
631Chapter XLI. Sense and Nonsense
290Chapter VIII. The Heavy Gets His Time
632Chapter XLII. The Imperative Urge
291Chapter IX. Gabriel Pasquale
633The Fighting Edge
292Chapter X. A Night Visit
634Chapter I. Pete’s Girl
293Chapter XI. Chad Decides to Get Busy
635Chapter II. “A Spunky Li’l’ Devil”
294Chapter XII. Into the Desert
636Chapter III. Pals
295Chapter XIII. The Night Trail
637Chapter IV. Clipped Wings
296Chapter XIV. The Cave Men
638Chapter V. June Asks Questions
297Chapter XV. Steve Wins a Ham Sandwich
639Chapter VI. “Don’t You Touch Him!”
298Chapter XVI. The Heavy Pays a Debt
640Chapter VII. An Elopement
299Chapter XVII. Pedro Cabenza
641Chapter VIII. Blister Gives Advice
300Chapter XVIII. Harrison Overplays His Hand
642Chapter IX. The White Feather
301Chapter XIX. The Texan
643Chapter X. In the Image of God
302Chapter XX. Near the End of His Trail
644Chapter XI. June Prays
303Chapter XXI. A Stage Prepared for Tragedy
645Chapter XII. Mollie Takes Charge
304Chapter XXII. A Conspiracy
646Chapter XIII. Bear Cat Asks Questions
305Chapter XXIII. Trapped
647Chapter XIV. Houck Takes a Ride
306Chapter XXIV. The Prisoner
648Chapter XV. A Scandal Scotched
307Chapter XXV. The Texan Takes a Long Journey
649Chapter XVI. Blister as Deus Ex Machina
308Chapter XXVI. At Sunset
650Chapter XVII. The Back of a Bronc
309Chapter XXVII. Culvera Reconsiders
651Chapter XVIII. The First Day
310Chapter XXVIII. As Long as Life
652Chapter XIX. Dud Qualifies as Court Jester
311Yukon Trail
653Chapter XX. “The Bigger the Hat the Smaller the Herd”
312Chapter I. Going "In"
654Chapter XXI. June Discovers a New World
313Chapter II. Enter a Man
655Chapter XXII. An Alternative Proposed and Declined
314Chapter III. The Girl From Drogheda
656Chapter XXIII. Bob Crawls His Hump Sudden
315Chapter IV. The Crevasse
657Chapter XXIV. In the Saddle
316Chapter V. Across the Traverse
658Chapter XXV. The Rio Blanco Puts in a Claim
317Chapter VI. Sheba Sings—And Two Men Listen
659Chapter XXVI. Cutting Sign
318Chapter VII. Wally Gets Orders
660Chapter XXVII. Partners in Peril
319Chapter VIII. The End of the Passage
661Chapter XXVIII. June is Glad
320Chapter IX. Gid Holt Goes Prospecting
662Chapter XXIX. “Injuns”
321Chapter X. The Rah-Rah Boy Functions
663Chapter XXX. A Recruit Joins the Rangers
322Chapter XI. Gordon Invites Himself to Dinner—And Does Not Enjoy It
664Chapter XXXI. “Don’t You Like Me Any More?”
323Chapter XII. Sheba Says "Perhaps"
665Chapter XXXII. A Cup of Cold Water
324Chapter XIII. Diane and Gordon Differ
666Chapter XXXIII. “Keep A-Comin’, Red Haid”
325Chapter XIV. Genevieve Mallory Takes a Hand
667Chapter XXXIV. An Obstinate Man Stands Pat
326Chapter XV. Gordon Buys a Revolver
668Chapter XXXV. Three in a Pit
327Chapter XVI. Ambushed
669Chapter XXXVI. A Hero is Embarrassed
328Chapter XVII. "God Save You Kindly"
670Chapter XXXVII. A Responsible Citizen
329Chapter XVIII. Gordon Spends a Busy Evening
671Chapter XXXVIII. Bear Cat Asleep
330Chapter XIX. Sheba Does Not Think So
672Chapter XXXIX. Bear Cat Awake
331Chapter XX. Gordon Finds Himself Unpopular
673Chapter XL. Big-Game Hunters at Work
332Chapter XXI. A New Way of Leaving a House
674Chapter XLI. In a Lady’s Chamber
333Chapter XXII. Gid Holt Comes to Kusiak
675Chapter XLII. A Walk in the Park
334Chapter XXIII. In the Dead of Night
676Chapter XLIII. Not Even Powder-Burnt
335Chapter XXIV. Macdonald Follows a Clue
677Chapter XLIV. Bob Holds His Red Haid High
336Chapter XXV. In the Blizzard
678Chapter XLV. The Outlaw Gets a Bad Break
337Chapter XXVI. Hard Mushing
679Chapter XLVI. The End of a Crooked Trail
338Chapter XXVII. Two on the Trail
680Chapter XLVII. The Kingdom of Joy
339Chapter XXVIII. A Message From the Dead
681Analysis
340Chapter XXIX. "Don't Touch Him! Don't You Dare Touch Him!"
682Reflection
341Chapter XXX. Holt Frees His Mind
683Memorable Quotes
342Chapter XXXI. Sheba Digs
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