Back to Nature and the Simple Life Cowboy Romance
The excerpt presents Beatrice and Clay enjoying a rustic moonlit honeymoon in the hills, praising simple living over worldly trappings. It frames William MacLeod Raine as the author, touting Western adventure themes and a preference for country over city life.
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Beatrice
Clay
Paris
Arizona
New York
William MacLeod Raine
Clay Lindsay Intervenes to Save Kitty Mason on Train
On a western train bound for New York, Clay Lindsay protects Kitty Mason from a predatory gambler, wrestling Durand off the coach in a dramatic vestibule confrontation. The Arizona rider further earns danger and admiration as he moves toward the girl’s perilous city journey.
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Cattleland
Bill Cattie
New York
Broadway
Treasury Note
The
New Yorker
Tucson
Red Hollister
Red
Johnnie Green
the Runt
Johnnie
Stace Wallis
Clay Lindsay
Crichton
Lindsay
Stace
Clay
Longhorn Corral
el Paso
Denver
Arizona
Kitty Mason
Brush
Jerry Durand
Kitty
Durand
Middle West
Graham County
Jube
Bowery
Mistah
Book of Rules