Selected Short Works

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Zane Grey. Selected Short Works

Selected Short Works

Table of Contents

I. — AMBER'S MIRAGE

II. — BERNARDO'S REVENGE

First published as "Tigre" in Munsey's Magazine, September 1912

III. — CALIFORNIA RED

First published in 1926. PREFACE

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IV. — THE CAMP ROBBER

First published in McCall's Magazine, November 1928 Reprinted in Zane Grey's Western Magazine, December 1969

V. — DEATH VALLEY

First published in Harper's Magazine, May 1920

VI. — DON: THE STORY OF A LION DOG

First published in Harper's Magazine, August 1925 Reprinted in Zane Grey's Western Magazine, August 1949

VII. — THE GREAT SLAVE

First published in Ladies Home Journal, December 1920 Reprinted in Zane Grey's Western Magazine, March 1950

VIII. — LIGHTNING

First published in The Outing Magazine, April 1910 Reprinted in Zane Grey's Western Magazine, March 1970

IX. — LURE OF THE RIVER

First published in 1923

X. — A MISSOURI SCHOOLMARM

First published as "From Missouri" in McCall's, July 1926 Reprinted in Zane Grey's Western Magazine, April 1953 and July 1970

XI. — MONTY PRICE'S NIGHTINGALE

First published in The Popular Magazine, May 7, 1915 Reprinted in Zane Grey's Western Magazine, February 1970

XII. — NONNEZOSHE—THE RAINBOW BRIDGE

First published in The Recreation Magazine, February 1915

XIII. — THE RANGER

First published in Ladies Home Journal, Oct 1929 Abridged version printed in Zane Grey's Western Magazine, November 1947. PART I

PART II

PART III

PART IV

PART V

PART VI

XIV. — TAPPAN'S BURRO

First published in Ladies Home Journal, Jun 1923 Reprinted in Zane Grey's Western Magazine, November 1951. PART I

PART II

PART III

XV. — THE WOLF TRACKER

First published in Ladies Home Journal, November 1924 Reprinted in Zane Grey's Western Magazine, February 1951. PART I

PART II

PART III

PART IV

PART V

THE END

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Zane Grey

Published by Good Press, 2021

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Nevertheless, the covert significance Crawford attached to the act of the burro seemed not to be lost upon Al. While doing the camp chores he no longer whistled. The sun grew dusky red and when it sank behind the mountains, it was as if a furnace door had been closed. Presently with the shadows a cool air came across the desert. Then twilight fell. Silence and loneliness seemed accentuated.

The old prospector lay propped up, his bright eyes upon the peaks. Al sat with his back to the rock, gazing out to see the moon come up over the weird formation of desert.

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