Pulp Fiction, 1954 · page 51 of 116
Fifteen Western Tales, March 1954 — page 51: what you’re looking at
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RACE the FIERCE By CHARLEY | NIEHUIS = j ; } i% up . Chip jerked his knife a, up and out... ee xg ‘ott hs what, ae oe ieee og Hotter than the blazing desert was WO MORE horses. That’s all he the vengeance in the heart of Whis- needed. Even though Chip was wide pering Buckman ... And the only awake, he was dreaming as he lis- way the flames of revenge could be _tened to his hobbled horses grazing on the quenched was by his son’s death— _ hillside above the scattered cedars. The or his own! moon shining through the juniper cast a 51 CORNICLOCKS.€O