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Fool's coach
Scrimshaw left his wife and children on a farm back East to go to the bustling goldfields of Virginia City. He had done well, but now there is trouble back home and he must get there immediately. He plans a midnight stagecoach run through the bandit-infested wilderness. He, himself, calls it a fool's coach but is willing to risk it!
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- "Scrimshaw left his wife and children on a farm back East to go to the bustling goldfields of Virginia City. He had done well, but now there is trouble back home and he must get there immediately. He plans a midnight stagecoach run through the bandit-infested wilderness. He, himself, calls it a fool's coach but is willing to risk it!"@en
- "Scrimshaw left his wife and children on a farm back East to go to the bustling goldfields of Virginia City. He had done well, but now there is trouble back home and he must get there immediately. He plans a midnight stagecoach run through the bandit-infested wilderness. He, himself, calls it a fool's coach but is willing to risk it!"
- ""A Wisconsin farmer, a gentleman gambler, and a bordello madam are caught in the slowly closing jaws of a well-prepared trap. Their success in a gold mining town has made them targets for a gang of marauding road agents. A broken down stagecoach, a determined driver, and a crusty old ex-sergeant are their only hope for survival.""@en
- "Tells the story of a farmer, a gambler, and a bordello madam whose success made them a target for a gang of marauding road agents in a gold mining town."@en
- "A Wisconsin farmer, a gentleman gambler, and a bordello madam are caught in the slowly closing jaws of a well-prepared trap. Their success in a gold mining town has made them targets for a gang of marauding road agents. A broken down stagecoach, a determined driver, and a crusty old ex-sergeant are their only hope for survival."@en
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