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Coyote / Robert J. Horton.

by Horton, Robert J., 1881-1934.

Chivers/BBC Audiobooks, 2010, c1925.

Outlaws -- Fiction.

Arizona -- Fiction.

Large print ed.

288 p. (large print) ; 23 cm.

"Earned or not, Roger Rathburn had developed a sinister reputation as an outlaw and a gunman. Now ther was a price on his head, so Rathburn made his way to the forbidding Arizona desert where he was forced to live like the animal for which he was nicknamed--The Coyote. But a man who learns to live in a hot, dry, lonely desert learns a few other things along the way. And the Coyote could confront his enemies with the stillness of an animal facing his prey, and a deadly calm. A man learns a few things--and Rathburn would use them to his benefit. After all, he couldn't very well ask the girl he loves to marry him until he could guarantee a life of peace and harmony."--Back cover.

Western stories.

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