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The drifter's revenge
The job in the Montana timber camp for the railroad meant nothing to the drifter, Riley. It was just another paycheck as he rambled west toward Oregon. But then he had seen the railroad company men gun down his friend Ben Comfrey over seventy-four dollars. Ben had a widow and a son needing that money to get them through a hard winter and so Riley took a hand. The railroad bosses first tried to laugh him off, then they tried to kill him. With fury in his heart and a capable gun in hand, Riley now went after them instead. He had set his mind on vengeance and was going to pursue it to the end of the line.
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- "The job in the Montana timber camp for the railroad meant nothing to the drifter, Riley. It was just another paycheck as he rambled west toward Oregon. But then he had seen the railroad company men gun down his friend Ben Comfrey over seventy-four dollars. Ben had a widow and a son needing that money to get them through a hard winter and so Riley took a hand. The railroad bosses first tried to laugh him off, then they tried to kill him. With fury in his heart and a capable gun in hand, Riley now went after them instead. He had set his mind on vengeance and was going to pursue it to the end of the line."@en
- "Travelling to Oregon, drifter Ryan had taken a job in the new railroad's Montana timber camp. But he fled when company men killed his friend Ben Comfrey over owed wages of seventy-four dollars fifty... Ryan knew that Ben's widow and son needed that money to get them through the winter - but when he confronted the railroad bosses, they tried to kill him too. Now, with a capable gun and vengeance in mind, Ryan was going to pursue it to the end of the line."