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The laughing Vaquero
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- http://experiment.worldcat.org/entity/work/data/12649086#Place/montana
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- "When Dud Hardin was shot in the back by hired killers, Miguel Gonzales headed north fast to avenge his friend. He was a dangerous hombre with a gun and he was backed up by his pal, Tex Burnett--one of the deadliest gunslingers in the southwest. The killers had the odds in their favor. But they were up against an unbeatable combination determined to make them pay: a vaquero who laughed while he was cutting a man to ribbons and a steely-eyed gunslinging fighting man."
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