Mexican mine dispute sparks border town intrigue
Bud Hooker and Phil DeLencey flee revolution in Mexico and seek to reclaim a rich mine title in Fortuna near the Eagle Tall. They hire Cruz Mendez, face Aragon in a land dispute, and pursue Gracia Aragon while rebels drift into the area. Phil is arrested by Captain Manuel del Rey but released on promises to stay away from Gracia.
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Bud Hooker
Phil DeLencey
Mexico
United States
Gadsden
God
Henry Kruger
Kruger
Aragon
Hooker
de Lancey
Fortuna
Eagle Tall
Cruz Mendez
Mendez
Phil
Gracia Aragon
Manuel del Rey
Ruralcs
Gracia’s
Gracia
Bud
Agua Negra
Amigo
Don Felipe
Burro
Afendez
Juana
Senorita Aragon
Carce
Cuarter
Hooked
Senor
Senor de Lancey
Rurales
del Rey
Captain del Rey
Philip de Lancey
Don Juan
Eagle Tail
Old Fortuna
Don Cipriano
Madero
Texas
Chihuahua
Diaz
Maderistas
Orozco
Salazar
Bernardo Bravo
Anda
Bud and Amigo Find Rich Vein in Mexican Mine
Bud and Amigo labor in a hazardous canyon mine in Fortuna where a rich gold vein is revealed. The Yaqui Ignacio arrives, tension with a jailed rival rises, and Phil De Lancey enlists with military rural guards after a quarrel over a woman and a turbulent affair ends with a farewell note to Bud.
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Joe
Phil
Amigo
Bud
Seguro
Ignacio
de Lancey
Descent into Fortuna Turmoil and a Mexican Encounter
Bud Hooker weighs insurrection in Fortuna as Mexican forces clash near the town. He and Amigo guard the mine while Gracia Aragon probes loyalties and Bud contemplates danger and romance amid rising hostilities and regional politics.
Lesson on Peter and Jesus in Gethsemane and Prayers
This passage outlines Mark 14’s Garden scene where Jesus prays three times while Peter James and John watch. It contrasts human weakness with divine submission, noting Jesus’ struggle, the spirit’s willingness, and the flesh’s weakness, leading to sleep and the coming trial.
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Peter
Jesus
Ter
Savior
Amy
Judas
John
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