A Texas Ranger
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A TEXAS RANGER
1910
FOREWORD TO YE GENTLE READER.
PART I — THE MAN FROM THE PANHANDLE
(In Which Steve Plays Second Fiddle)
CHAPTER I — A DESERT MEETING
CHAPTER II — LIEUTENANT FRASER INTERFERES.
CHAPTER III — A DISCOVERY
CHAPTER IV — LOST!
CHAPTER V — LARRY NEILL TO THE RESCUE
The snarl gave way slowly to a grim more malign than his open hostility.
CHAPTER VI — SOMEBODY'S ACTING MIGHTY FOOLISH.
Larry Neill watched him vanish and then turned smiling to Miss Kinney.
CHAPTER VII — ENTER MR. DUNKE
CHAPTER VIII — WOULD YOU WORRY ABOUT ME?
CHAPTER IX — DOWN THE JACKRABBIT SHAFT.
CHAPTER X — IN A TUNNEL OF THE MAL PAIS
CHAPTER XI — THE SOUTHERNER TAKES A RISK
CHAPTER XII — EXIT DUNKE
CHAPTER XIII — STEVE OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS
PART II — THE GIRL OF LOST VALLEY
CHAPTER I — IN THE FIRE ZONE
CHAPTER II — A COMPACT
CHAPTER III — INTO LOST VALLEY
CHAPTER IV — THE WARNING OF MANTRAP GULCH
CHAPTER V — JED BRISCOE TAKES A HAND
Suddenly a footfall, and a voice:
CHAPTER VI — A SURE ENOUGH WOLF
CHAPTER VII — THE ROUND-UP
"Would you like to take in the round-up to-day?"
CHAPTER VIII — THE BRONCHO BUSTERS
CHAPTER IX — A SHOT FROM BALD KNOB
CHAPTER X — DOC LEE
CHAPTER XI — THE FAT IN THE FIRE
CHAPTER XII — THE DANCE
CHAPTER XIII — THE WOLF HOWLS
CHAPTER XIV — HOWARD EXPLAINS
CHAPTER XV — THE TEXAN PAYS A VISIT
CHAPTER XVI — THE WOLF BITES
CHAPTER XVII — ON THE ROAD TO GIMLET BUTTE
CHAPTER XVIII — A WITNESS IN REBUTTAL
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