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A frontier tale that follows Brick Willock, a resourceful man who fashions a hidden mountain refuge after a violent wagon attack, and intertwines with episodes of banditry, a captive named Gledware, and a sleeping child whose fate provokes moral debate among outlaws. The narrative traces survival, improvisation, and encounters within a rugged landscape as the protagonist explores a sheltered cove, adapts to solitude, and confronts external threats including mobs and posses. Interwoven chapters examine community ties, budding romance, personal transformation, and contested possessions as characters negotiate lawlessness, social reintegration, and the stakes of honor and habit.

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J. Breckenridge Ellis

J. Breckenridge Ellis was an American author known for his contributions to early 20th-century literature. His works often explore themes of personal struggle and societal challenges. Among his notable titles are "Fran," a narrative that delves into complex human relationships, and "Lahoma," which reflects on the intricacies of life in a changing world. Ellis's writing is characterized by its emotional depth and engaging storytelling, making him a distinctive voice of his time. His literary legacy continues to be appreciated by readers interested in historical perspectives on personal and social issues.

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