There was magic in Jim Quartermain's hands, but the Texan wore the star. And his gun skill was on the side of the law. Then came the trouble on the San Saba. A bitter personal feud against the tough outfit owned by the Jenners.
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There was magic in Jim Quartermain's hands, but the Texan wore the star. And his gun skill was on the side of the law. Then came the trouble on the San Saba. A bitter personal feud against the tough outfit owned by the Jenners.
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Carrie Holderman loved Jim Quartermain, and there was nothing she could do to make him love her. He liked her; he spent a lot of time with her; he just couldn't love her, as she wanted to be loved. He had a past he couldn't shake off. He was the town marshal, but when the telegram came asking him to hurry to Texas, he left without hesitation--even though the town would call him a coward for leaving before the showdown with Harlow and Shimmie....Will cook in the preface to this novel declares, This is not a story of the master (writing in reference to the new breed of men that came to the West after the Civil War, the gunfighter). It is the story of a pupil who learned too well (how to handle a gun). The words in parentheses are mine. Great book.
