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A Vendetta of the Hills

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Author of “The Treasure of Hidden Valley,” “Buell Hampton,” “The Builders,” etc.

Illustrated by A. Hutchins

Boston: The Chappie Publishing Company, Ltd.

1917

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TO MY WIFE

BONNIE O’NEAL EMERSON

Our enchanting years of pleasure, dear, are speeding all too fast,

As our ever-fleeting joys become blest mem’ries of the past.

Heaven’s blessings, glad and golden, strew with bliss the paths of life

When a sweetheart, fond and cheery,

Has her “hubby” for her dearie,

And her “hubby” has a sweetheart for his wife.

—The Author.

January 18, 1917.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I—Guadalupe

CHAPTER II—Charmed Lives

CHAPTER III—Feminine Attractions

CHAPTER IV—Back to the Soil

CHAPTER V—At La Siesta

CHAPTER VI—The Quarrel

CHAPTER VII—Old Bandit Days

CHAPTER VIII—A Letter from San Quentin

CHAPTER IX—Tia Teresa

CHAPTER X—The Home of the Recluse

CHAPTER XI—A Rejected Suitor

CHAPTER XII—The Sped Bullet

CHAPTER XIII—Accused

CHAPTER XIV—Entanglements

CHAPTER XV—Behind the Bars

CHAPTER XVI—Pierre Luzon Returns

CHAPTER XVII—The Bitter Bit

CHAPTER XVIII—Elusive Riches

CHAPTER XIX—The Jail Delivery

CHAPTER XX—In the Cavern

CHAPTER XXI—A Debt of Honor

CHAPTER XXII—Underqround Wonders

CHAPTER XXIII—The Unexpected Visitor

CHAPTER XXIV—In a Tight Corner

CHAPTER XXV—Love and Revenge

CHAPTER XXVI—A Date is Fixed

CHAPTER XXVII—Among the Old Oaks

CHAPTER XXVIII—The Prize Winner

CHAPTER XXIX—-The Rendezvous

CHAPTER XXX—Don Manuel Appears

CHAPTER XXXI—Shadows of the Past

CHAPTER XXXII—Forebodings

CHAPTER XXXIII—Old Friends

CHAPTER XXXIV—Heart Searchings

CHAPTER XXXV—At Comanche Point

CHAPTER XXXVI—-Outwitted

CHAPTER XXXVII—The Dawn of Comprehension

CHAPTER XXXVIII—Exit Leach Sharkey

CHAPTER XXXIX—The Fight on the Cliff

CHAPTER XL—Revelation

CHAPTER XLI—Beneath the Precipice

CHAPTER XLII—Wedding Bells

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