Crooked Trails and a Town Pursuit in Ba m Muadhs
In Aria the crooked pair Aquor Curly Piandrau and a youthful ally stage a horse theft. They split up. a posse closes in. Curly is captured after a clash that wounds him and shoots Luck Culdson, a former fighting sheriff, as the pursued flee.
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Aquor
Curly Piandrau
Hie Chum Mac
Bam Muadhs
Aria
Curly
Circle C tale of Curly rustling peril and a lynching stare
In a frontier bunkhouse Curly Flandran fights for his life after a gunfight at the Circle C. Guards debate justice as Kate Cullison defies lynching, urging the law to act while Maloney and Doc Brown decide Curly’s fate.
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Doc Brown
Buck
Circle C
Kate Calison
Flandran
Jake
Curly
Doctor Brown
Brown
End of the Road and the Ranch Trial Tangles
Two Bar Double M riders identify Flandran as the horse thief at the ranch. Buck and the guards discuss his tough reputation and his ties to Bad Bill Cranston and Soapy Stone. Maloney notes the youth’s wild streak, while Buck presses for details about Callison amid mounting tension.
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Myra Anderson
Tombstone
Dutch
Mune
Curly
Jake
Circle OC Ranch
Fiandrag
Kate
Nike
Flandran
Bob Cullison
Buck
Bob
Billy the Kid
Luck
Lucy Cullison
Finndray
Bock
Maloney
Doc
Cullison
Arizona
Flandria
Soapy
Bad Bill
Saguache
Corly
Double M
Spea
Circle C
Sweeney
Bonfils
Kite Bonfils
Flandrin
Kite
Bill Cranston
Soapy Stone
Callison
The Way of It I Don’t Think I Wrong to a Muggee
A brief passage from a dialect text where the speaker asserts harmless actions and doubts wrongdoing, suggesting a casual, humorous stance on a supposed mugging. The line hints at self-justification and social attitudes in a rural voice.
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Beck
Hop
Miss Kate
Bonpy Stone
Curty
Kate Cullison
Miss Cullison
Bonfile
Plandrao
Grams
Cineras
Chesebrough Mfc. CO
State Street
New York
Case
Doan’ Saibnee Poster
Milsurn CO
Bufald. IY