Riders of the Purple SageNo book has a better claim to have invented the myth of the American West. |
Contents
| 1 | |
| 12 | |
III Amber Spring | 24 |
IV Deception Pass | 36 |
V The Masked Rider | 49 |
VI The MillWheel of Steers | 62 |
VII The Daughter of Withersteen | 78 |
VIII Surprise Valley | 88 |
XIII Solitude and Storm | 164 |
XIV West Wind | 178 |
XV Shadows on the SageSlope | 188 |
XVI Gold | 207 |
XVII Wranglers Race Run | 218 |
XVIII Oldrings Knell | 235 |
XIX Fay | 251 |
XX Lassiters Way | 264 |
IX Silver Spruce and Aspens | 102 |
X Love | 117 |
XI Faith and Unfaith | 132 |
XII The Invisible Hand | 149 |
XXI Black Star and Night | 276 |
XXII Riders of the Purple Sage | 294 |
XXIII The Fall of Balancing Rock | 302 |
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