A Texas Ranger
A TEXAS RANGER
BY
WILLIAM MacLeod RAINE
AUTHOR OF
VYOMING, BUCKY O'CONNOR, MAVERICKS,
RIDGWAY OF MONTANA, ETC.
GROSSET & DUNLAP
PUBLISHERS NEW YORK
Copyright, 1910, by
STREET & SMITH
Copyright, 1910, by
G. W. DILLINGHAM COMPANY
A TEXAS RANGER
CONTENTS
- PART I
- THE MAN FROM PANHANDLE
- I. A DESERT MEETING
- II. LIEUTENANT FRASER INTERFERES
- III. A DISCOVERY
- IV. LOST!
- V. LARRY NEILL TO THE RESCUE
- VI. SOMEBODY'S ACTING MIGHTY FOOLISH
- VII. ENTER MR. DUNKE
- VIII. WOULD YOU WORRY ABOUT ME?
- IX. DOWN THE JACKRABBIT SHAFT
- X. IN A TUNNEL OF THE MAL PAIS
- XI. THE SOUTHERNER TAKES A RISK
- XII. EXIT DUNKE
- XIII. STEVE OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS
- PART II
- THE GIRL OF LOST VALLEY
- I. IN THE FIRE ZONE
- II. A COMPACT
- III. INTO LOST VALLEY
- IV. THE WARNING OF MANTRAP GULCH
- V. JED BRISCOE TAKES A HAND
- VI. A SURE ENOUGH WOLF
- VII. THE ROUND-UP
- VIII. THE BRONCHO BUSTERS
- IX. A SHOT FROM BALD KNOB
- X. DOC LEE
- XI. THE FAT IN THE FIRE
- XII. THE DANCE
- XIII. THE WOLF HOWLS
- XIV. HOWARD EXPLAINS
- XV. THE TEXAN PAYS A VISIT
- XVI. THE WOLF BITES
- XVII. ON THE ROAD TO GIMLET BUTTE
- XVIII. A WITNESS IN REBUTTAL
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