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The Lone Star Ranger

by Zane Grey

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1915
Pages
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  1. Dedication

    2:31

  2. Chapter 1

    19:04

  3. Chapter 2

    27:13

  4. Chapter 3

    18:42

  5. Chapter 4

    12:48

  6. Chapter 5

    30:43

  7. Chapter 6

    27:00

  8. Chapter 7

    25:33

  9. Chapter 8

    24:00

  10. Chapter 9

    51:34

  11. Chapter 10

    16:55

  12. Chapter 11

    32:54

  13. Chapter 12

    33:57

  14. Chapter 13

    25:11

  15. Chapter 14

    26:38

  16. Chapter 15

    59:48

  17. Chapter 16

    26:11

  18. Chapter 17

    26:48

  19. Chapter 18

    17:15

  20. Chapter 19

    20:41

  21. Chapter 20

    10:22

  22. Chapter 21

    19:13

  23. Chapter 22

    49:21

  24. Chapter 23

    18:12

  25. Chapter 24

    33:30

  26. Chapter 25

    15:51

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Buck Duane kills a man who drew on him first, and Texas law makes no allowance for that. Driven into the outlaw country along the Rio Grande, he learns how the border really works: rustler camps, bought sheriffs, women held against their will, and gunmen who are never more than one quarrel from the next grave. Duane counts every man he shoots and hates the tally. When the Rangers offer a governor's pardon in exchange for riding against the gangs, redemption arrives with a badge attached. Grey published it in 1915, and its mix of guilt, gun work, and hard open country set the shape of the Western for decades after. Free PDF and EPUB edition available here.

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Zane Grey

Zane Grey (1872-1939) was an American author who left a dental practice to become the best-selling writer of Western fiction. His romanticized frontier adventures, above all Riders of the Purple Sage, shaped the popular image of the American West and sold in the millions.

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Author
Zane Grey
First published
1915
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
265
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Mark F. Smith