The Texican

The Texican
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Coolidge Dane. The Texican

CHAPTER I. VERDE CROSSING

CHAPTER II. GOOD EYE, THE MAVERICK KING

CHAPTER III. THE DOUBLE CROSS

CHAPTER IV. THE SHOW-DOWN

CHAPTER V. LOST DOG CAÑON

CHAPTER VI "THE VOICE OF REASON"

CHAPTER VII. THE REVOLUTION

CHAPTER VIII. THE DAY AFTER

CHAPTER IX. DEATH AND TAXES

CHAPTER X. STAMPEDED

CHAPTER XI. THE CATTLE WAR

CHAPTER XII. MOUNTAIN LAW

CHAPTER XIII. WELCOME HOME

CHAPTER XIV. THE KANGAROO COURT

CHAPTER XV. THE REVOLUTION IN FACT

CHAPTER XVI. BACK TO NATURE

CHAPTER XVII. THE POWER OF THE PRESS

CHAPTER XVIII. THE LAW'S DELAY

CHAPTER XIX. THE LAST CHANCE

CHAPTER XX. THE LAW AND THE EVIDENCE

CHAPTER XXI. NEVER AGAIN

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THE languid quiet of midday lay upon the little road-house that stood guard by Verde Crossing. Old Crit and his wild Texas cowboys had left the corral at dawn, riding out mysteriously with their running irons in their chaps; the dogs had crawled under José Garcia's house and gone to sleep; to the north the Tonto trail stretched away vacant and only the brawling of the Verde as it rushed over the rocky ford suggested the savage struggle that was going on in the land. Within the adobe fort that served for both store and saloon Angevine Thorne, Old Crit's roustabout, sat tipped back in his chair breathing thoughtfully through a mouth-organ while a slender Mexican girl, lingering by the doorway, listened in childish adoration.

"Oyez, Babe," she pleaded, lisping in broken English, "sing 'Work iss Done' for me, otra vez, once more."

.....

"That's what," replied Babe, ungraciously, "you done queered yourself with her for life. She won't stand for nothin' aginst her people."

"Huh!" grumbled the newcomer, "that's what comes from drinkin' yore pisen whiskey. I begin to savvy now, Pardner, why you passed up that sheep-herder dope and took water."

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