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The Bad Man
A Novel
By
Charles Hanson Towne
Based on the Play by Porter Emerson Browne
G.P. Putnam's Sons
New York and London
The Knickerbocker Press
1921
Copyright, 1921
by
G.P. PUTNAM'S SONS
Printed in the United States of America
HOLBROOK BLINN AS "THE BAD MAN."To
HOLBROOK BLINN
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE |
| I.—Wherein it is shown that a young American had the courage to come into | |
| a new country; how fate played against him, and a neighbor looked longingly | |
| at his ranch | 3 |
| II.—Wherein, far away, another man hears whispers of the wealth along the | |
| border, and comes down to see about it | 11 |
| III.—Wherein Uncle Henry speaks his mind—as usual | 32 |
| IV.—Wherein "Red" reveals his heart, and Mrs. Quinn gives him good coffee | |
| and good advice | 52 |
| V.—Wherein Gilbert Jones is worried, and Lucia Pell is asked to do an | |
| impossible thing | 62 |
| VI.—Wherein an old love awakens, Pell reveals his true colors, a mortgage | |
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