The Two-Gun Man

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Charles Alden Seltzer. The Two-Gun Man

The Two-Gun Man

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CHAPTER. I. THE STRANGER AT DRY BOTTOM II. THE STRANGER SHOOTS III. THE CABIN IN THE FLAT IV. A "DIFFERENT GIRL" V. THE MAN OF DRY BOTTOM VI. AT THE TWO DIAMOND VII. THE MEASURE OF A MAN VIII. THE FINDING OF THE ORPHAN IX. WOULD YOU BE A "CHARACTER"? X. DISAPPEARANCE OF THE ORPHAN XI. A TOUCH OF LOCAL COLOR XII. THE STORY BEGINS XIII. "DO YOU SMOKE?" XIV. ON THE EDGE OF THE PLATEAU XV. A FREE HAND XVI. LEVIATT TAKES A STEP XVII. A BREAK IN THE STORY XVIII. THE DIM TRAIL XIX. THE SHOT IN THE DARK XX. LOVE AND A RIFLE XXI. THE PROMISE XXII. KEEPING A PROMISE XXIII. AT THE EDGE OF THE COTTONWOOD XXIV. THE END OF THE STORY. THE TWO-GUN MAN

CHAPTER I. THE STRANGER AT DRY BOTTOM

CHAPTER II

THE STRANGER SHOOTS

CHAPTER III

THE CABIN IN THE FLAT

CHAPTER IV

A "DIFFERENT GIRL"

CHAPTER V

THE MAN OF DRY BOTTOM

CHAPTER VI

AT THE TWO DIAMOND

CHAPTER VII

THE MEASURE OF A MAN

CHAPTER VIII

THE FINDING OF THE ORPHAN

CHAPTER IX

WOULD YOU BE A "CHARACTER"?

CHAPTER X

DISAPPEARANCE OF THE ORPHAN

CHAPTER XI

A TOUCH OF LOCAL COLOR

CHAPTER XII

THE STORY BEGINS

CHAPTER XIII

"DO YOU SMOKE?"

CHAPTER XIV

ON THE EDGE OF THE PLATEAU

CHAPTER XV

A FREE HAND

CHAPTER XVI

LEVIATT TAKES A STEP

CHAPTER XVII

A BREAK IN THE STORY

CHAPTER XVIII

THE DIM TRAIL

CHAPTER XIX

THE SHOT IN THE DARK

CHAPTER XX

LOVE AND A RIFLE

CHAPTER XXI

THE PROMISE

CHAPTER XXII

KEEPING A PROMISE

CHAPTER XXIII

AT THE EDGE OF THE COTTONWOOD

CHAPTER XXIV

THE END OF THE STORY

THE END

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Charles Alden Seltzer

Published by Good Press, 2019

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"Mebbe I won't get very far," he said, realizing that the poison had entered his system, and that presently it would riot in his veins, "but I'm goin' on until I stop. I wouldn't want that damned rattler to know that he'd made me quit so soon."

He urged Mustard to a faster pace, even while realizing that speed was hopeless. He could never reach the Two Diamond. Convinced of this, he halted the pony again, swaying in the saddle and holding, for the first time, to the pommel in an effort to steady himself. But he still swayed. He laughed mockingly.

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