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Morgan, grim as judgment, stood among the crowd of wastrels and women of poisoned lips

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TRAIL’S END BY G. W. OGDEN AUTHOR OF THE DUKE OF CHIMNEY BUTTE, THE FLOCKMASTER OF POISON CREEK, THE LAND OF LAST CHANCE, Etc. FRONTISPIECE BY P. V. E. IVORY GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS NEW YORK

Made in the United States of America

Published September, 1921

Copyrighted in Great Britain

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	The Unconquered Land	[1]
II	The Meat Hunter	[11]
III	First Blood	[23]
IV	The Optimist Explains	[36]
V	Ascalon Awake	[54]
VI	Riders of the Chisholm Trail	[65]
VII	A Gentle Cowboy Joke	[77]
VIII	The Avatism of a Man	[87]
IX	News From Ascalon	[101]
X	The Hour of Vengeance	[111]
XI	The Penalty	[124]
XII	In Place of a Regiment	[141]
XIII	The Hand of the Law	[157]
XIV	Some Fool with a Gun	[165]
XV	Will His Luck Hold?	[176]
XVI	The Meat Hunter Comes	[187]
XVII	With Clean Hands	[199]
XVIII	A Bondsman Breathes Easier	[216]
XIX	The Curse of Blood	[223]
XX	Unclean	[234]
XXI	As One That Is Dead	[241]
XXII	Whiners at the Funeral	[245]
XXIII	Ascalon Curls Its Lip	[259]
XXIV	Madness of the Winds	[277]
XXV	A Summons at Sunrise	[290]
XXVI	In The Square at Ascalon	[299]
XXVII	Absolution	[315]
XXVIII	Sunset	[325]

Contents

Trail’s End