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The Flockmaster of Poison Creek

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Neither spoke, a daze over them, the dull shock of death’s close passing bewildering and deep. Page 120

The Flockmaster of Poison Creek BY G. W. OGDEN AUTHOR OF THE DUKE OF CHIMNEY BUTTE, THE LAND OF LAST CHANCE, Etc. FRONTISPIECE BY P. V. E. IVORY

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GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS NEW YORK

Made in the United States of America

Copyright A. C. McClurg & Co. 1921

Published March, 1921

Copyrighted in Great Britain

CONTENTS

I The Sheep Country 1

II Swan Carlson 15

III The Fight 27

IV Keeper of the Flock 34

V Tim Sullivan 49

VI Eyes in the Firelight 57

VII The Easiest Lesson 67

VIII The Sheep-Killer 76

IX A Two-Gun Man 87

X Wild Riders of the Range 97

XI Hector Hall Sets a Beacon 111

XII One Comes to Serve 127

XIII A Fight Almost Lost 136

XIV The Lonesomeness 149

XV Only One Jacob 160

XVI Reid Begins His Play 173

XVII Hertha Carlson 181

XVIII Swan Carlson’s Day 195

XIX Not Cut out for a Sheepman 207

XX A Million Gallops Off 212

XXI Tim Sullivan Breaks a Contract 222

XXII Phantoms of Fever 233

XXIII Concerning Mary 239

XXIV More About Mary 252

XXV One Man’s Joke 262

XXVI Payment on Account 270

XXVII A Summons in the Night 287

XXVIII Swan Carlson Laughs 296

XXIX Sheepman––And More 308

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