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Riders by night
When Kurt Cardigan speaks, people usually listen. But when the big yellow - haired man decides to quit horse thieving and go straight, the men in his gang have something else in mind.
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http://schema.org/description
- ""Kurt Cardigan was quick with a gun, hot-tempered with his fist, and was known as the slickest horse trader in Tucson. But Cardigan wasn't content with his fame. He wanted a woman."--Page 4 of cover."
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- "Western stories"@en
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- "Riders by night"
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