The Man De Spain and Nan Morgan Ride Free
In a tense pursuit toward Sassoon’s ranch and Duke Morgan's place, De Spain and Nan Morgan face sniper fire on a rugged ridge as Lefever Kennedy and a party of Rangers advance. They cross washed-out bridges, spot a fatal shot trail, and converge with Satt Mor Kin to learn De Spain’s fate and the next move.
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Nan
Iogain
de Spain
Zlay
Spain
Sassoon
Nanhan
Nan Morgan
Dike
Gale
Lave
Morgans
Sol
Frank Dipaso
John
Frank
Lefever
Frank Elpaso
Irank Elpaso
Elpaso
Le‘fever
Kennedy
Sleepy Cat
Farrell
Henry
Henry de Spain
Wickwire
Tommie Meggeson
Scott
Duke Morgan
Duke
Elonso
Hen
el Capitan
Eipaso
Po 9
Sigseon
Satt
Cehned Lefever
Duke's
Fred
Flo
O. K
Musle Mountain
John Lefever
Mr. de Spain
Music Mountain
Tardaloe
Gover
Durdaloe
Captan
Dave Sassoon
Gate
Isuin
Ed Wickwire
Medicine Head
Culaimisas
Sas
Purdolue
Tie
Haun
Dardatoe O
Guy
Pardutoe
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Parduton
Imp
de Spata
Pardaloe
Lenry
Tenry
Dasa
Llenry
Lenny
Puppets of Fate advances on Henry de Spain encounter
In Calabasas country, Nan Morgan and Henry de Spain shelter as a mysterious caller warns him to meet at a dark Jeffries home. Pardaloe unveils Sassoon and Duke Morgan’s past, revealing deadly feuds, while Nan confesses fear and love as danger closes in.
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de Spiin
Sleepy Cat
Lefeuver
Jeffries
Calabasas
Atrs
de Spain
Jeffrieses
Po Spain
Main Street
Rancherio Street
Rancherio
Grant Avenue
Cone
Shenae
Bob Scott
Grant
Rane Therie
Bob
Iack
Somla West
Sassoon
Gale Morgan
Rej
Nun
Nial
Henry
Douro
Sud
Henry de Spain
Sonu
Thiel River
Morgan's Gap
Kennedy
Nan Morgan
Ly Dardaloc
Joe Pardal
One-Sided Recognition In Street Exchange
A fragment depicts Chetre eyes meeting Jurgens with silent acknowledgment while an accompanying woman and a male companion pass by. The narration recalls a rejected marriage and lingering hurt, with inner thoughts about talking to a dame who gave “the eye” and arranging to get her somewhere. Cleveland Phitt Dealer.
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Chetre
Dack Jurgens
Felas
Didi
Camila
Cleveland Phitt
Mean Advantage in Canine Clash Reported
A garbled account describes a rough street fight between two youths. One combatant was knocked down and, while on the ground, asked a taunting question. The victor replied with a curt confirmation, indicating a victory in a tense encounter.
What Did He Mean
Muord speaks of his wife who sang and played in the past while Mulford notes that since having children she has had little time. The exchange reflects domestic duties and affection as depicted in early magazine dialogue.
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Muord
Suilford
Mulford
Everybody's Magazine
How Could You Expect Me to Marry Her If I Have No Money
A terse exchange quotes Tudge questioning a suitor about finances. The dialogue centers on family approval and a strained marriage proposal amid financial concerns.
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