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• 1.Shoe-Bar Stratton - Chapter 23
• Bud Jessup removed a battered stew-pan from the fire and set it aside to cool a little. Well, by this time I reckon friend Tex is all worked up over w...
• 2.Shoe-Bar Stratton - Chapter 22
• With a deep sigh, Buck lifted his face from the water and regarded her gratefully. That just about saved my life, he murmured. Mary Thorne carefully s...
• 3.Shoe-Bar Stratton - Chapter 21
• A few hundred yards away from the fence strung along the western side of middle pasture, Mary Thorne pulled her horse down to a walk and straightened ...
• 4.Shoe-Bar Stratton - Chapter 20
• The discovery galvanized Stratton into instant, alert attention. Motor-cars were rare in this remote range country and confined almost solely to the s...
• 5.Shoe-Bar Stratton - Chapter 19
• Buck took to Jim Tenny at once. There was something about this long, lean, brown-faced foreman of the Rocking-R, with his clear gray eyes and that hal...
• 6.Shoe-Bar Stratton - Chapter 18
• Stratton staggered back against the wall and leaned there, panting. All his strength had gone out in that last terrific blow, and for a space he seeme...
• 7.Shoe-Bar Stratton - Chapter 17
• On the other side of the house Buck found the mistress of the ranch and her two guests standing in a little group beside one of the dusty, discouraged...
• 8.Shoe-Bar Stratton - Chapter 16
• More than once during the following few days, Stratton was forced to a grudging admiration, of Tex Lynchs cleverness. Even knowing what he did, he fai...
• 9.Shoe-Bar Stratton - Chapter 15
• More than once during the next ten minutes Buck cursed himself inwardly for not having brought along the small but powerful pair of field-glasses that...
• 10.Shoe-Bar Stratton - Chapter 14
• Strattons first feeling was that the girl must have made a mistake. In a dazed fashion he stepped forward and helped her out of the buckboard, but thi...