Marked Man D. APPLETON-CENTURY CO. WIN SERVICE
In a tense night on the CC ranch, Walt Gandy tracks Bent Lavie’s lookout role, confronts Hollister and Sheriff Battle over the Powell shooting, and watches Lavie signal danger to Helen Cameron. Hollister admits killing Drake and Ranger Powell and challenges Battle with a demand for warrants. The scene ends with Lavie’s ominous quiet and Helen retreating to her room.
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D. Appleton-Century CO
Gandy
Paul Champion
Walt Gandy
Walt
Paul
Fisher
Ranger Powell
Pawl
Champion
Horsethief Fisher
Horsethief
Powell
Brone
Bailey
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Lavic
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Bent Lavie
Helen
Lavicem
Lavie
Twisted Devil
Hollister
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Bill
Bill Hollister
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Mexican Hole
Ed Battle
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Emigrant showdown tightens as Gandy pursues missing letter
In Emigrant County a tense exchange unfolds after a hearing as Walt Gandy and Horsethief Fisher meet Shirtless Bailey. Helen Cameron pressures Gandy on a crucial missing letter mailed the day of the Chino Drake inquest, while the group prepares to move.
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Cash Cameron
Emigrant
Ed Battle
CC People
Daggett
Emigrant County
Walt Gandy
Horsethief Fisher
Horsethief
Texas
Gandy
Walt
Bailey
Fisher
Helen Cameron
Hollister
Paul Champion
Helen
Gandy Tracks Missing Gray Horse After Night Alarm
Walt Gandy senses trouble at the ranch as a door to Cash Cameron's office seems probed while Cameron himself appears absent. Gandy discovers Bent Lavic's gray horse is missing, hinting at urgent, shadowed action in the unfolding conflict.
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Cash Cameron
Cameron
Gandy
Bent Lavic
Lavic
Battle
Gand
Betsy’s Sewing Book 3 Creates a Bright Divided Kitchen
Betsy repairs and streamlines furnishings in a large kitchen by partitioning it into two rooms. She decorates with cream walls, pink stripes, dark green linoleum, and a cream chintz cot cover. Next Betsy plans a hooked rug for her new sitting room from Sewing Book 5.
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Betsy
Peace Treaties Ending World War I By 1921
The Versailles treaty signed June 28, 1919 ended the war with Germany. St. Germain with Austria on September 10, Neuilly with Bulgaria on November 27, Sevres with Turkey on August 10, 1920, and Grand Trianon with Hungary on June 4, 1920. The United States did not finalize peace with Germany Austria or Hungary until 1921.
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St. Germain
Austria
Neuilly
Bulgaria
Grand Trianon
Hungary
Sevres
Turkey
United States
Pathfinder
Good No Good Book Shows Its Best Face at First Carlyle Quote
A compact quotation by Thomas Carlyle states that no good book or good thing reveals its best face at first, suggesting value grows with time and deeper engagement. The note frames appreciation for gradual discovery over initial impressions.
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