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"A New York society girl buys a ranch in New Mexico and finds herself involved in frontier warfare and a love affair with one of the dashing cowboys she feared before she knew the ways of the West" -- Amazon."
"New York debutante Madeline Hammond has a lot to learn about running a ranch in frontier New Mexico, but there is no question in her mind that she has to intervene when Gene Stewart, a cowhand who risked his life to save her honor, is scheduled to be hanged."
"New York debutante Madeline Hammond has a lot to learn about running a ranch in frontier New Mexico, but there is no question in her mind that she has to intervene when Gene Stewart, a cowhand who risked his life to save her honor, is scheduled to be hanged."@en
""Historia de una mujer que, hastidiada de la sociedad elegante y artificiosa, harta de la ostentación y del lujo, decidió partir hacia el Oeste a fin de encontrarse a sí misma ... una novela de acción, a la vez tierna y apasionante"--Page 4 of cover."
"A society beauty from New York finds a savage revolution, bandit raids, and finally abduction by outlaws at a New Mexico ranch. Her daring ranch foreman rescues her only to be captured himself. Now she must rescue him."
"In this 1914 novel, a wealthy and beautiful New York socialite, Madeline Hammond, buys a ranch near the Mexican frontier and finds herself in the midst of rustlers, revolution, and something even more unexpected: love. She must adjust her ways to survive this new life of adventure."
"From the moment Madeling Hammond steps off the train in New Mexico, she walks straight into trouble. Almost tricked into marriage by a handsome, drunken cowboy, Madeline quickly realizes whe has a lot to learn if she is going to survive life on her brother's ranch in the southwestern territory. Eastern girl settles down as westerner, buys and restocks the largest ranch in the country."@en
"When a proud young New York debutante heads west in search of her brother, she runs headlong into outlaw cowboys, revolutionary Mexicans and a corrupt sheriff. Little does Madeline Hammond realize when she buys a ranch in New Mexico that it will become the center of a frontier war."@en
"New York debutante Majesty Hammond followed her brother to New Mexico's border country, where she bought herself a ranch and became a cattle woman. But she thought she was still too grand of a lady to love a cowhand--until cowboy Gene Stewart risked his life to defend her honor. And now, if she can't stop it, he is going to be hanged."
"Eastern girl settles down as westerner, buys and restocks the largest ranch in the country."@en
"From the moment Madeline Hammond steps off the train in New Mexico, she walks straight into trouble. Almost tricked into marriage by a handsome, drunken cowboy, Madeline quickly realizes whe has a lot to learn if she is going to survive life on her brother's ranch in the southwestern territory."@en
"New York debutante Majesty Hammond followed her brother to New Mexico's border country, where she bought herself a ranch and became a cattle woman. But she thought she was still too grand of a lady to love a cowhand, until cowboy Gene Stewart risked his life to defend her honor. And now, if she can't stop it, he is going to be hanged."@en
""A New York society girl buys a ranch in New Mexico and finds herself involved in frontier warfare and a love affair with one of the dashing cowboys she feared before she knew the ways of the West"--Amazon."@en
"A classic Western story that inspired no fewer than three different filmed versions, The Light of Western Stars tells the tale of Madeline Hammond, a wealthy young woman from the high society of the East Coast who seeks a change of pace in the rowdy Wild West. She finds out a lot about herself -- and finds true love in the process. The book's gorgeous descriptions of the Western landscape and life on the ranch have enthralled generations of Zane Grey fans."@en
"When a proud young New York debutante heads west in search of her brother, she runs headlong into outlaw cowboys, revolutionary Mexicans, a corrupt sheriff, and Gene Stewart. Little does Madeline Hammond realize when she buys a ranch in New Mexico that it will become the center of a frontier war. Her loyal cowboys and foreman defend the woman they call Majesty from a savage revolution, bandit raids and abduction."@en
"Zane Grey (January 31, 1872 - October 23, 1939) was an American author best known for his popular adventure novels and stories that presented an idealized image of the American frontier, including the novel Riders of the Purple Sage, his bes selling book. This is one of his stories."@en
"A New York society girl buys a ranch in New Mexico and finds herself involved in frontier warfare and a love affair with one of the dashing cowboys she feared before she knew the ways of the West."
"A New York society girl buys a ranch in New Mexico and finds herself involved in frontier warfare and a love affair with one of the dashing cowboys she feared before she knew the ways of the West."@en
"From the moment Madeling Hammond steps off the train in New Mexico, she walks straight into trouble. Almost tricked into marriage by a handsome, drunken cowboy, Madeline quickly realizes whe has a lot to learn if she is going to survive life on her brother's ranch in the southwestern territory."
"Madeline Hammond, a rich society girl from the East, finds herself in El Cajon, New Mexico where she encounter adventure, romance, and a new sense of purpose of life."
"From the moment Madeling Hammond steps off the train in New Mexico, she walks straight into trouble. Almost tricked into marriage by a handsome, drunken cowboy, Madeline quickly realizes whe has a lot to learn if she is going to survive life on her brother's ranch in the southwestern territory."@en
"When Madeline Hammond stepped from the train at El Cajon, New Mexico, it was nearly midnight, and her first impression was of a huge dark space of cool, windy emptiness, strange and silent, stretching away under great blinking white stars. "Miss, there's no one to meet you," said the conductor, rather anxiously. "I wired my brother," she replied. "The train being so late{OCLCbr#97}perhaps he grew tired of waiting. He will be here presently. But, if he should not come{OCLCbr#97}surely I can find a hotel?""

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"The light of the western stars"
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"The light of western stars a romance"@en
"A luz das estrelas do oeste"
"The light of Western stars"
"The light of western stars"@en
"The light of western stars"
"Bajo el cielo del oeste : novela"
"The Light of western stars"
"The light of western stars [Large print version]"@en
"The Light of Western Stars : a romance"@en
"Light of Western stars"@en
"The Light Of Western Stars"
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"Lännen tähtien alla : romaani"@fi
"Unter dem licht der westlichen sterne ; Roman"
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"The lights of western stars"
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"La luz de las estrellas del Oeste"@es
"Bajo el cielo del Oeste : Novela"@es
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"Bajo el cielo del oeste (the light of western stars) : novela escrita en inglés"@es
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"Bajo el cielo del oeste"
"Unter dem Licht der westlichen Sterne"
"Light Of Western Stars"@en
"Bajo el cielo del Oeste"@es
"Sjaj zapadnih zvijezda"
"The Light of Western stars : a romance"
"The lights of Western Stars"@en
"Bajo el cielo del Oeste : (The light of Western stars)"@es
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