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The Seventh Man

by Max Brand

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  1. Spring

    16:02

  2. Grey Molly

    9:52

  3. Battle

    10:22

  4. King Hol

    17:38

  5. The Fight

    8:11

  6. The Rifle

    12:33

  7. Joan Disobeys

    11:54

  8. Discipline

    11:03

  9. The Long Arm of the Law

    13:59

  10. One Trail Ends

    9:42

  11. A New Trail Begins

    10:49

  12. The Crisis

    16:57

  13. Equal Payment

    10:12

  14. Suspense

    9:21

  15. Seven for One

    9:28

  16. Man-Hunting

    10:37

  17. The Second Man

    10:56

  18. Concerning the Strength of Women

    12:33

  19. The Venture

    11:48

  20. Discipline

    13:37

  21. The Acid Test

    10:24

  22. The Fifth Man

    17:34

  23. Bad News

    10:21

  24. The Music

    13:28

  25. The Battle

    12:53

  26. The Test

    10:56

  27. The Sixth Man

    11:47

  28. The Blood of the Father

    9:51

  29. Billy the Clerk

    16:00

  30. The Morgan Hills

    11:45

  31. The Trap

    11:41

  32. Relays

    10:26

  33. The Jump

    11:52

  34. The Warning

    10:14

  35. The Asper

    10:15

  36. The Empty Cave

    10:44

  37. Ben Swann

    11:00

  38. The New Alliance

    11:12

  39. Victory

    10:48

  40. The Failure

    12:25

  41. The Wild Geese

    11:14

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After a winter of solitary mining, Vic Gregg finds that the return of spring makes his narrow working life harder to bear. He has taken on demanding assessment work to earn money for marriage to Betty Neal, but the long isolation leaves him restless. Max Brand places this Western novel among mountain cabins, mineral claims and the wide Asper Valley, giving the landscape a strong presence in Gregg's thoughts.

When Mrs. Sommers describes a visitor seeking members of a posse, Gregg recognizes Dan Barry and feels compelled to warn the men. Betty urges him to stay, while his sense of obligation pulls him towards danger. The tension comes from competing loyalties as much as the possibility of a fight.

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Max Brand

Frederick Schiller Faust worked at a rate of ten to twenty thousand words a day and published under at least seventeen different names, of which Max Brand is the one that stuck.

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Book facts

Author
Max Brand
Reading time
About 6 hours
Pages
175
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Robert Keiper