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Chapter 14 FOURTEEN
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Released on: 28/11/2017
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Arizona Nights
“Harrowing tales of Southwestern adventures experienced by gold prospectors, cattle ranchers and others trying to make their way through the 19th century wild west. Told in an enjoyable "campfire tale" tone by Steward Edward White.”