| CHAPTER 1 Approximately: 7 Pages
 | The operator said it was a person-to-person long-distance call 
for John Rand.  The connection wasn't so good, but to Rand it . . .
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| CHAPTER 2 Approximately: 9 Pages
 | HIGHWAY 80 stretching north from El Paso was two narrow lanes of
cracked, melting asphalt that shimmered like water in the distance. . . .
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| CHAPTER 3 Approximately: 11 Pages
 | BY THE time Rand had walked to Brennan's place he looked and felt
suitably beat-down and sweaty, and he figured he smelled about right, . . .
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| CHAPTER 4 Approximately: 12 Pages
 | THE FARM workers were getting out of the trucks and moving into the
fields when Rand and Doak got to the farming village of Hill a little . . .
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| CHAPTER 5 Approximately: 10 Pages
 | FROM WHERE he sat high on the rimrock, Tonio could see the cloud of dust
chasing the Hudson as it moved toward him along the dirt road. . . .
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| CHAPTER 6 Approximately: 4 Pages
 | CONSUELO KNEW her husband had been killed when she heard Tonio's
screams.  Nothing else could make him cry out like that. . . .
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| CHAPTER 7 Approximately: 13 Pages
 | WHEN BRENNAN got back to the ranch house and parked the Hudson, Rand
said, "I'm quitting." . . .
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| CHAPTER 8 Approximately: 7 Pages
 | MAIN STREET was winding down for the day.  Some of the stores were
already closed, and there were fewer people on the street. . . .
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| CHAPTER 9 Approximately: 8 Pages
 | SOMEBODY WAS knocking on the door. . . .
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| CHAPTER 10 Approximately: 11 Pages
 | IT WAS 12:30 when Rand got back to his car.  The cup of coffee he had
earlier hadn't lasted long and he was hungry. . . .
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| CHAPTER 11 Approximately: 5 Pages
 | HECTOR GUZMAN stood in front of his store, watching the sweating
turistas walking down Calle 16th de Septiembre. . . .
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| CHAPTER 12 Approximately: 8 Pages
 | MOUNTAIN VIEW Drive was on high ground facing the Rio Grande. . . .
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| CHAPTER 13 Approximately: 4 Pages
 | HECTOR GUZMAN paid the taxi driver and, followed by Consuelo and Tonio,
he carried the heavy box into his shop. . . .
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| CHAPTER 14 Approximately: 3 Pages
 | BRENNAN SAT on his front porch watching for Petrie through his field
glasses. . . .
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| CHAPTER 15 Approximately: 11 Pages
 | IT WAS a little after 9 p.m.  when Rand got back to Las Cruces. . . .
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| CHAPTER 16 Approximately: 8 Pages
 | THE RANCH house was dark.  Rand couldn't see Brennan's Hudson, but it
could have been parked behind the house. . . .
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| CHAPTER 17 Approximately: 9 Pages
 | HECTOR GUZMAN woke early and got out of bed, careful not to disturb
Rosa, who was snoring gently beside him. . . .
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| CHAPTER 18 Approximately: 5 Pages
 | A LITTLE before nine, after having breakfast at the DeLuxe, Rand drove
up East Griggs to Hood's place. . . .
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| CHAPTER 19 Approximately: 6 Pages
 | BRANNIGAN MEMORIAL Library was quiet except for a couple of children
giggling at a round table in the children's section. . . .
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| CHAPTER 20 Approximately: 6 Pages
 | PETRIE WAS in a foul mood. . . .
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| CHAPTER 21 Approximately: 7 Pages
 | THE MEETING at the library community room seemed more like a social
gathering than a business meeting. . . .
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| CHAPTER 22 Approximately: 8 Pages
 | DRIVING BACK to Hood's place, Pritchard's face grew longer and longer
until he looked angry enough to bite through barbed wire. . . .
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| CHAPTER 23 Approximately: 6 Pages
 | "I DONE the job," Petrie told Brennan. . . .
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| CHAPTER 24 Approximately: 7 Pages
 | NAVARETTE LOOKED down at Diggs' body lying in the sand.  "I knew the
little rat would end like this," he said. . . .
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| CHAPTER 25 Approximately: 7 Pages
 | WHEN PETRIE told Brennan that Rand was still alive, the old man had
reacted like a scalded cat. . . .
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| CHAPTER 26 Approximately: 14 Pages
 | IT WAS so hot Rand could feel the sweat trickling along his sides under
his shirt. . . .
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| CHAPTER 27 Approximately: 5 Pages
 | NAVARETTE USED Brennan's phone to call El Paso County Sheriff Toad
Moressy's office and told them what had happened. . . .
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| CHAPTER 28 Approximately: 6 Pages
 | BACK AT the Las Cruces Courts, Rand got out of his bloody clothes and
took a long cool shower. . . .
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| CHAPTER 29 Approximately: 6 Pages
 | THE MEETING was well underway when Rand got there. . . .
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| CHAPTER 30 Approximately: 9 Pages
 | HANNAH WAS in the bathtub when Rand let himself in. . . .
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| CHAPTER 31 Approximately: 8 Pages
 | VICTOR SOAMES answered the door himself. . . .
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