Duane Faces Poggin as Tempest of Murder Roils Town
In a tense chapter Duane battles inner ruin and outer danger. He confronts Poggin and his gang in a bank corridor as gunfire erupts, killing Poggin’s allies while Duane endures a brutal test of nerve and resolve amid Ray Longstreth’s presence.
Buck Duane Returns Home to Heal and Hope
Duane recovers in Wellston after a brutal clash with Poggin and a grim pursuit. Miss Longstreth stays by his side as his mother and Uncle Jim welcome him home. He contemplates a future with Ray, who pledges love and protection against his haunting past.
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Wanderer
Deane
Duane
Rangere
Poggin
Blossom Kane
Jim Fletcher
Kane
Boldt
Buck Duane
Ray Longstreth
MacNelly
Louisiana
Southwest
Texas
Rangers
Wellston
White House
Jim
Uncle Jim
Buck
Faoony
Val Verde
Ray
Louisana
Cénie
Nueces
Rio Grande
Kakapos Taken In Snare Night Hunt By Maoris
In dusk to dawn, Maori hunters lure and snare kakapo parrots using tethered call birds and perches fixed around a hut. Parrots settle on flax nooses and are pulled inside, one by one, amid shouted screams and chaotic hubbub as the birds are captured.
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Alls
Shall the Court Rule on Religion
A courtroom moment shows Uncle Rasmus accused of disturbing the peace at 1:30 a m. Officer Mort Rudolph recalls the scene as he questions unbecoming conduct. The exchange turns on religion with the judge pressing for decorum and Rasmus defending his faith.
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Rasmus
Mort Rudolph
Mill River
Thet
Out of It. Deed no, sah, I can't fine no army
A dialogue from the Boston Transcript depicts Rastus refusing military service citing his wife’s arrest and bonds. The exchange shows social and racial tensions as a newspaper dares to present a pressured stance on conscription and duty.
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Rastus
Boston Transcript
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May Longstreth
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Poggio
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