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Apache devil

Front matter

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Edgar Rice Burroughs

First published in New York by Grosset & Dunlap in 1933.

Text copyright 1933 by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc.

CHAPTERS

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IGeronimo Goes Out9

IISpoils of War30

III“No Sabe!”49

IVGian-nah-tah Relents67

VThe Snake Look82

VIThe War Trail96

VIIHard Pressed113

VIIIGeronimo and Crook129

IXRed Fools and White Scoundrels144

XTwo Thousand Dollars for a Head154

XIA Red Hero169

XII“Shoz-Dijiji Knows!”188

XIIIBack To Sonora204

XIVSkeleton Canyon226

XVThe Last of the Renegades238

XVIThe Jack of Spades253

XVIICheetim Strikes272

XVIII“The Apache Devil!”289

XIXThe Last War Trail304

ILLUSTRATIONS

Standing in his stirrups, he swung his rope.

Again Gian-nah-tah flourished the red blanket.

“How would you like to go home, Nejeunee?”

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