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Lotta Crabtree is hired by mining tycoon Alpheus Troy to lure one of the Cartwrights into town and hold him for ransom in exchange for Ponderosa timber rights.

A Rose for Lotta

Greedy opportunist Mark Burdette and his accomplice Early Thorne stir up trouble between the Paiute tribe and the citizens of Virginia City.  Ben discovers Burdette and Thorne are selling antelope beef to the miners and finds the price too high.  He offers the miners beef at a more reasonable price.  Burdette and Thorne retaliate by framing the Paiute's for attacks, by dressing as them and killing ranchers.  Based on a factual accounting.  Lorne Greene's first voice-over narration, and no landing constructed yet for the Ponderosa stairway.

Death on Sun Mountain

John Pennington and his crew want to mine the Ponderosa land by hydraulic means. Ben is totally against this method and evicts them in short order. Hoss is given the task of telling Pennington's men to leave, but soon has a moral dilemma on his hands when he meets Pennington's beautiful sister, Emily. He soon discovers a heartbreaking secret...she's terminally ill; but their relationship soon leads to plenty of trouble for the Cartwrights.

The Newcomers

Trader Mike Wilson attempts to escape punishment by the Paiute Indians after mistreating two of their women, by placing the blame on Adam.  A fierce war between the Paiutes and the California militia follows, and the Paiutes seize Adam as hostage.  Very impressive battle scenes in the this first mini-epic of the series.  This episode did all it could to stage the real thing; 50 Indians were used and 50 cavalry actors and extras were used, and the production involved three days of shooting on location.  This episode encompassed both the biggest cast and most costly stunts.  This episode is based on the factual accounting that occured in May and June of 1860.

The Paiute War

Samuel Clemens arrives in Virginia City to write for the Territorial Enterprise at the same time a crooked politician tries to lay claim on the Ponderosa.

Enter Mark Twain

Little Joe is infatuated wih saloon owner Julia Bulette, whom he imagines is like his late mother.  First episode to reveal backround details concerning Marie Cartwright, and inspired by the true story of a Virginia City madam.  Also, the first episode to showcase Michael Landon.

The Julia Bulette Story

Adam defends the mining claim of Annie O' Toole in a court presided over by Judge Ben Cartwright.  Annie comes to the Washoe Diggings with a claim to a mine filed by her beau, Swede Lundberg.  Swede has two claims and sold one to an acquaintance of theirs named Gregory Spain, creating confusion, that only Judge Ben Cartwright can make a ruling on.

The Saga of Annie O'Toole

Adam and Hoss assist a German engineer in developing the concept of "square set timbering" in the mines.  Based on fact, and the first episode not to include all four Cartwrights.  Hoss refers to the character, Emily, with whom he was in love with in, "The Newcomers".

The Phillip Diedesheimer Story

In a flashback, the legendary prospector arrives on the Ponderosa and participates in the founding of Virginia City.  Coincidentally, guest star Jack Carson played a teller at the Comstock Bank and Trust in the 1942 film, "Gentleman Jim".  This early classic was the second episode filmed.

Mr. Henry Comstock

Virginia City is visited by actress Adah Issacs Menken, who happens to be an old acquaintance of Ben's.  Joe is badly beaten by Adah's jealous suitor, John C. Regan, who is bested in a fight with an enraged Hoss.

The Magnificent Adah

Luther Bishop and Ben Cartwright have had an ongoing land dispute for a number of years, over a small tract called the Truckee Strip.  One of Bishop's employee's has a grudge against the Cartwrights and wants to stir up the feud again, while also harboring designs on Bishop's pretty daughter, Amy.

Joe meets and falls in love with Amy, in spite of the family differences and the two want to marry.  Just when it looks like the feud will end with the union of the two young people, Bishop's man attacks Amy and Joe must come to the rescue.

The Truckee Strip

Adam and Joe reluctantly join a group of vengeful townsmen, who are out to lynch the three men who supposedly killed Vannie Johnson.  The posse is run by Paiute Scroggs and Flint Johnson, the dead woman's husband.  When Adam and Joe clash with them, they both separate and try to reach the three men before the posse does.  This episode's storyline is a variation of the 1943 film "The Ox-Bow Incident".

The Hanging Posse

In a variation of "High Noon", Ben and Hoss must face a gang of outlaws practically all alone when most of Virginia City's citizens go into hiding.  The most action-filled episode since "The Paiute War".

Vendetta

This episode begins with Adam defending the honor of Sue Ellen Terry in a duel.  No one gets shot because the other man misses Adam and Adam generously shoots in the air to end the duel.  Sue Ellen lives with her sister, who seems nice but turns out to be fairly evil, consumed with jealousy because she's getting older and her sister is a young beauty.  When Adam drops Sue Ellen off after a date one night, half way through this episode, someone shoots her dead, and Adam becomes a suspect and is thrown in jail.  When the sheriff suggests that Adam escape, he does it, but when he walks out, someone tries to shoot him.  He chases after them but doesn't find them, and soon after hears Sue Ellen's sister scream.  He runs up the stairs to find her dead, and of course, is then suspected of that murder as well.  Of course, his family helps him during the last half hour, and it all turns out that someone we should not have suspected did all the murders, but that he actually wasn't trying to hit

The Sisters

Hoss and Joe come across a pregnant Indian woman while hunting bighorn sheep and must deliver her baby.  Despite touches of humor, including a scene in which Joe refers to a meal as "cattle fodder", the story does not have an altogether happy ending.

The Last Hunt

Ben sends Hoss and Joe to Monterey to purchase an expensive seed bull.  The first of Blocker and Landon's many comic misadventures, although the casual use of violence, as in the rapier fight, is oddly uncharacteristic for the series.  Hoss reveals his real name to be Eric for the first time.

El Toro Grande

Because she is related to criminals, a young woman is ostracized by everyone but the the Cartwrights.  She unwisely seeks solace with an ex-con friend of Joe's, Clay Renton, and it's up to Ben to straighten everything out.  First episode to have a chapter title after the cast credits.

The Outcast

As the Civil War approaches, Adam and Joe clash over which side to support.  The situation is complicated by the arrival of Frederick Kyle, a Southern sympathizer.  He was an old friend of Joe's mother and viewers also discover that Joe's middle name is Francis.

A House Divided

In the first all-out comic episode of the series, Hoss and Joe travel to Kiowa Flats, Texas, where they are mistaken for the notorious Slade Brothers, also played by Blocker and Landon.

The Gunmen

The Cartwrights encounter racial bigotry in Virginia City and end up protecting a Chinese boy from mob violence.  Victor Sen Yung, in his largest role to date, speaks normally in the presence of his fellow countrymen, but reverts to broken English when with the Cartwrights.

The Fear Merchants

In "The Spanish Grant", a young bargirl, Rosita Morales is pretending to be a Spanish noblewoman named Isabella Marie Inez de la Cuesta and at the end of the story, it's revealed she is really Rosita Morales, but on the other hand, is she really Rosita Morales?  This little twist at the end is simply entertaining everytime it's viewed, with the viewer able to determine the young woman's real identity at the end of act four.

The Spanish Grant

A shiftless sheepherder, Jeb Drummond, encroaches his herd of sheep on the Ponderosa and refuses to budge.  He resists all of Ben's attempts to throw him off his land and finally resorts to taking Adam prisoner in exchange for ownership of the ranch.

Blood on the Land

When a tough U.S. Marshal from California arrests a Ponderosa hand, Dave Walker, for murder, Adam and Hoss go along to make sure their employee reaches Los Angeles alive.  In one scene, Adam is dressed in black for the first time.  In another, Hoss, upon seeing Southern California for the first time, remarks, "It sure ain't never gonna amount to much".  Later, Adam makes an amusing reference to the chow Joe says he was forced to eat in "The Last Hunt".

Desert Justice

Nevada Territory is awaiting statehood, and Ben considers running for governor until he learns he is wanted for murder in New Orleans.  Inspector Charles Leduque arrives and says Ben is wanted for commiting the murder 20 years earlier, and after Joe kills his bodyguard in self-defense, Inspector Leduque makes it appear the other way around.  Ben has no choice but go with Leduque, to clear his name in a very suspense-filled episode.  Once again, there are several references to Joe's mother, and viewers are shown Marie's grave near the shore of Lake Tahoe.

The Stranger

After Adam is bushwhacked by three army deserters, Ben tracks them down, and tackles the brutal Captain Bolton who is pursuing them.

Escape to Ponderosa

A restaurant owner whom Ben and Adam have confronted over stolen Ponderosa beef ends up dead one night.  His daughter, Sally Byrnes runs the cafe and in her resentment, wrongfully accuses Ben and Adam of murdering her father and they are sentenced to hang.  A rancher by the name of Hawkins is also jealous of the Cartwrights and has hired his men to stop the town from helping Ben and Adam, ensuring they hang.  Hoss and Joe are willing to stop them, but Ben insists they stay within the limits of the law.

The Avenger

Adam takes Ben's friends, Lord Marion Dunsworth and Lady Beatrice, on a hunting expedition, and they are captured by a gang of crude thieves and murderers.  During one early scene, after listening to Ben reminisce, Hoss says, "Always like to hear Pa get wound up.  He don't do it often."

The Last Trophy

In this comic episode, the first to take place far from the ranch, Ben, Hoss, and Joe deliver a herd to San Francisco.  Although he warns his sons to be careful in the big city ("This is not the Ponderosa!"), Ben is the one who is shanghaied and must be rescued.

San Francisco

Len Keith, a miner, wants to purchase some land adjacent to the Ponderosa from rancher Andy McKaren.  Andy's son, Tod, is anxious to sell.  Keith has offered him a partnership,and more importantly, he is in love with Keith's daughter.  When Ben warns Andy that a mine on the property would foul up Ponderosa water, Andy agrees not to sell the land.  Len Keith, determined to get that land, plants tick infested cattle in a Ponderosa herd to turn Andy against the Cartwrights.

Bitter Water

Hoss takes Billy Allen, the young son of a convicted felon under his wing, then is forced to kill his father and Billy will not forgive him.  The most emotional Hoss story since "The Newcomers" and one of Blocker's best.

Feet of Clay

Joe falls in love with Tirza, an undeniably strange gypsy girl who says she is cursed and never does seem to "snap out of it".  The first episode of the series with a supernatural flavor, directed appropriately enough, by Lewis Allen, who made the classic ghost film "The Uninvited".

Dark Star

Virginia City is plagued by organized crime, Sam Bryant and his gang.  One of his men, Farmer Perkins, kills a storekeeper, and at his trial, the wife of the store owner is afraid to testify.  When Perkins is sentenced to hang, Bryant kidnaps Ben and wants to exchange Ben for Perkins, which leaves Adam with the most difficult decision of his life.  A stellar cast.

Death at Dawn

A young bank robber hires on at the Ponderosa in order to keep his gang informed of the law's efforts to discover their whereabouts.

Showdown

Filmed almost entirely outdoors, this is more like a feature than a series.  Captain Pender is looking for a scout to lead him and his company of men across the desert, along with a currency shipment they are carrying to another army fort.  Charlie Trent, a former scout and now a drunk, still blames himself for his troops being led to massacre.  Hoss sees that this is Charlie's opportunity to redeem himself and win back his honor.  Meantime, Captain Pender is having trouble with Cutter, another scout who is a devious and cunning bear of a man, who agreed to lead him across the desert, but Pender lets him go and with Hoss' suggestion, Captain Pender agress to have Charlie be their scout.

The Mission

Adam's life is saved by an enigmatic U. S. Marshal who has come to Virginia City to arrest a friend of the Cartwrights.

Badge Without Honor

The Cartwrights construct a grist mill to provide income for a crippled rancher who blames Ben for his predicament.  Ben has to contend with the man's depraved caretaker, and finds himself attracted to his wife.  "Sons can't be everything," Ben tells her.

The Mill

Adam guides a wagon train of Quakers and falls for the leader's daughter, Regina.  The force Adam must employ to protect them, conflicts with their passive philosophy of life.

The Hopefuls

While celebrating the return of his daughter Connie, former lawman McKee is asked to assist in the capture of an outlaw gang. While Joe is courting Connie, no one realizes that McKee is involved with the outlaws.

Denver McKee

Prejudice erupts on both sides when Ben gives an Indian named Matsou and his wife, some of his land, after saving Ben's life from a renegade Indian who almost killed him on the Ponderosa.  An intense and magnetic performance by Ricardo Montalban.

Day of Reckoning

Hoss and Joe take their sweethearts to a colorful and strange carnival for the day.  Joe's recent girlfriend Jennifer Beale is abducted by the sinister owner, Philip Reed and his accomplice Gerner.  Her father is Joshua Beale, the richest man in the Comstock.  Gerner convinces Reed to hold her for a $1 million dollar ransom, and her father will gladly pay them to ensure her safe return.  Reed's girlfriend Della Thompson is jealous of Jennifer and has second thoughts about the abduction.  Hoss and Joe take notice of Jennifer's disappearance and travel deep into the bowels of the carnival, meeting fierce resistance from the carnival people at every avenue.  They come up without a trace of finding her.

The Abduction

Joe's friend Dolly Kincaid is the daughter of the sheriff and she's always getting caught up with the wrong crowd. When she gets close to Vince Dagen, Joe gets worried and tries to intervene.

Breed of Violence

Gunnar Borgstrom is the leader of a vicious band called the Commancheros. They burn houses, kill people and steal anything of value. When the Commancheros get to Nevada, Gunnar decides to visit his relatives, the Cartwrights. Meanwhile the gang capture Little Joe and his girlfriend. When Gunnar returns to the gang, he has no idea who Joe is because he'd never met his nephew before.

The Last Viking

On a cattle drive back to Nevada from Texas, Ben hires a young man who is both an outlaw and the son of the sheriff whose town the Ponderosa cowhands are entering.

The Trail Gang

Adam's life is saved by a woman known to the Indians as White Buffalo Woman, but who is actually the daughter of Norwegian immigrants.

The Savage

Captivated by the pretty, deaf-mute daughter of a reclusive mountain man, Little Joe teaches the young woman sign language.  Thrilled with her newfound ability to communicate, Annie mistakes her gratitude to Little Joe for love, much to the chagrin of Albie, who is determined to have her for his own.

Silent Thunder

Hoss becomes friends with dull-witted Arnie Gurnie, who is a brute of a man with the mentality of a child.  His temper scares everybody, including the Cartwrights.

The Ape

Ben feels responsible for the son of a man he was forced to kill, but the young man is determined to get even.  A professional gunman offers to do the job for him.

The Blood Line

Hoss plans to marry the widow of one of Ben's friends, not knowing she is a compulsive gambler and refusing to believe it when the other Cartwrights confront him with the truth.

The Courtship

Joe becomes the target of a tough and vengeful Kentucky family, after he kills one of them who almost sets the Ponderosa on fire and the Cartwrights take in the dead man's daughter.

The Spitfire

The Cartwright boys are surprised to find that a woman, claiming to have recently married their father, shows up on their doorstep.  When Ben gets home, he is just as surprised as they are.  Has the lady been swindled by a con-man, or is she something of a con-woman herself?

The Bride

When they "rob" the bank in Virginia City to save depositors from being cleaned out by its president, Hoss and Joe wind up wanted by the law.

Bank Run

Adam goes to Mexico to find out how the son of a family friend was killed, only to learn the man is still alive.

The Fugitive

Hoss accidentally kills a drunk he was trying to disarm.  The man's brother bushwhacks Hoss, who has lost the will to live.  Joe makes a promise to Hoss that he will kill Red Twilight, the vengeful brother who bushwhacked Hoss, no matter what happens, and will not let Adam stand in his way.

Vengeance

The kindness Hoss extends to shiftless Jock Henry is not exactly repaid when Henry becomes an assistant assessor and raises the Ponderosa's annual tax bill from $375 to $1700.

The Tax Collector

The Cartwright boys are concerned that Ben might be getting on in years, yet it is he who saves them from cattle rustlers.

The Rescue

Adam is confused by the sudden behavior of his good friend, Ross Marquette.  He beats up his wife, Delphine, after accusing her of having an affair with Adam.  He also joins a group of rustlers and killers and helps rob a gold shipment.  Adam thinks Ross is suffering from insanity, in this highlight of season two.

The Dark Gate

Hoss takes on The Duke Of London, an arrogant, abusive bare-knuckle fighter, though his brawn is no match for the Duke's agile skills.

The Duke

When freight company detective Jed Trask is fired after a decade of service, he joins the thieves preventing supplies from reaching Virginia City.

Cutthroat Junction

While crossing the desert to Yuma, Arizona with a white stallion intended as a birthday present for Ben, Joe runs into a pack of merciless comancheros.  His companion, a former comanchero, Emiliano, who raised the horse, must get he and Joe through safely.

The Gift

Jim Applegate, Hoss' rival for the affections of Cameo Johnson, is a member of a vigilante group who lynched an innocent man and his wife.

The Rival

Hoss believes in his friend's primitive version of the automobile in this lighthearted, yet sad episode.  When the "car" uses up the last of its fuel, Hoss remarks, "Dadburn it, I still say it woulda worked".

The Infernal Machine

With Virginia City on the verge of economic ruin, out of work miners put their hopes in word of a strike at a mine everybody believed was played out.  Ben suspects the new owners have been stealing silver from an adjoining mine also thought dry, and resolves to prove it.

The Thunderhead Swindle

Joe is the victim of an elaborate frame-up, accused of murdering a pregnant girl.  When Ben is asked if Joe is telling the truth, he replies, "If I were to start doubting my son at this point, everything I've lived and worked for would be lost".

The Secret

To finance his dream of constructing an airship capable of crossing the Atlantic, Ben's old friend plans to rob the Virginia City bank while diverting the citizens' attention with a hot air balloon.

The Dream Riders

At the bedside of a seriously ill Adam, Ben thinks back to his days as a first mate in the merchant marines and his marriage to Adam's mother, Elizabeth Stoddard.

Elizabeth, My Love

Blacksmith Sam Hill fights to keep the land on which his mother is buried, after his drunken father signs the deed over to Colonel Tyson and his private army.  Poetic episode written by John T. Kelley and directed by Robert Altman.

Sam Hill

A drunk is killed in a saloon brawl with Hoss, and though the man's brother insists there are no hard feelings, he is actually a silver-tongued devil bent on revenge.

The Smiler

A friend of Ben's (Mr. Milbank) arrives at the Ponderosa at a bad time...when the Cartwright boys are fighting in the mud. Mr. Milbank, who is injured by a flying log during the fight, gives an assignment to each of the three boys.  Can they fulfill the assignments, or has Springtime gotten to them all?

Springtime

The Cartwrights and a bigoted army captain are pinned down by Cochise and his braves, who claim the officer poisoned 30 of their people.

The Honor of Cochise

Little Joe pays a visit to the widow Lee Bolden, and brings her a bank draft for her husband's investments with Ben.  Actually, the investments were losing propositions.  Ben just wanted to help out his friend.  During his visit, a wounded man stumbles into the house, and Joe recognizes him as Trock, who had just robbed the local bank.  Lee Bolden was a nurse to her husband physician, and removes the bullet from Trock.  Joe soon learns that Lee is in love with Trock, and that is the only thing standing between him and an early grave.

The Lonely House

In this comic episode involving a precious emerald and the sweet widow, Clemantine Hawkins who is attracted to Ben, turns the tables on a pair of land swindlers.

The Burma Rarity

Adam tries to help a reformed gunman who wants only to live peacefully near Virginia City.  Good story without a tidy ending.  Pernell's first chance to sing on the series.

Broken Ballad

Hoss and Joe become involved when "Bullethead" Burke vows revenge on an old man he claims cheated him in an investment deal.

The Many Faces of Gideon Flinch

Joe befriends and takes responsibility for an ex-convict named Danny.  Danny loves horses and is not used to people's ways on the outside of jail.  Will his rough jailhouse upbringing mar any hopes of friendship?

The Friendship

A woman Ben once loved, Lady Chadwick, returns and attempts to trick him into marrying her by ruining his business.  Ben says almost losing the Ponderosa will make him and his sons appreciate it more.

The Countess

A professional wrangler working for the Cartwrights is paralyzed when thrown by a particularly mean bronco.  The woman nursing him was once engaged to the late son of a neighboring rancher out to get Ben.

The Horse Breaker

Joe wins a card game and an unexpected prize...a young lady.  She goes to the Ponderosa and serves them, not wanting to be set free.  Meanwhile, an army is looking for her and the Cartwrights.

Day of the Dragon

An irritating man who boasts of being the reincarnation of French poet Francois Villion shows up causing trouble for the Cartwrights.

The Frenchman

Joe accepts the job of temporary sheriff in the town of Rubicon, unaware he is being used to facilitate a scheme involving murder.

The Tin Badge

In this Christmas story, inspired by Johanna Spyri's "Heidi", Hoss and Joe come across a blind girl whose family has been killed in a wagon wreck, learning later that her grandfather is a bitter hermit who spent 21 years in prison for a murder he did not commit.

Gabrielle

The Ponderosa is overrun with settlers bearing phony property deeds, and one of Ben's oldest friends is responsible.

Land Grab

Hoss plans to marry Margie, a pretty blonde, but Margie becomes fascinated with a tall, traveling stranger named Mark Connors.  Margie marries Mark but soon finds it was far from a match made in heaven.

The Tall Stranger

An overbearing friend of the family tries to force her daughter into marrying Joe, though she does not love him.  The situation grows more complex when Adam stumbles onto the scheme.

The Lady from Baltimore

Adam races against the clock to prove a man who was once his friend is guilty of robbery and murder and Adam is convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt he is guilty.

The Ride

Joe plans to marry Laura White, daughter of a man Ben once sailed with, but she is fatally ill.  Ben consoles him with words spoken years before, by the father of Adam's mother.

The Storm

The Cartwrights pretend the Ponderosa belongs to the town lush, when his aging mother from Ireland arrives.

The Auld Sod

The Cartwrights dig a well, build a rig and a windmill for a drought-stricken farm family.

Gift of Water

Adam gives a second chance to a family man he suspects is one of the rustlers who has been hitting the Ponderosa herds.

The Jackknife

When Ben fails to prevent the death of a friend's son, Adam and Joe, concerned by their father's depression, attempt to prove there was nothing he could have done.

The Guilty

In order to keep peace on the ranch, Hoss and Joe try to help ranch hand, Hank Meyers woo the the plain-looking schoolteacher, Abigail Jones.  When their first plan backfires, they convince Adam (who doesn't want to get involved) to help and this makes things worse because Abigail believes it is Adam who is wooing her and Hank Meyers believes Adam wants to steal her away.

The Wooing of Abigail Jones

Ben supports the appointment of Asa Moran as Virginia City's temporary sheriff, but Moran goes overboard with his authority, jailing Adam in the process and pistol-whipping a Ponderosa hand.

The Lawmaker

A young genius, Albert Michaelson, vies for a scholarship.  Adam assists Albert in the boy's experiments.  Albert only needs the school teacher's approval to be granted a scholarship-which will be very difficult to get considering Albert was expelled from school.

Look to the Stars

In the town of Alkali, the Cartwrights are jailed on false charges of robbery and murder, but Joe escapes and returns with an army of Ponderosa hands.

The Gamble

Adam is left to die in the desert after two thieves take $5,000 and his horse from him.  Near death, he stumbles into an old prospector named Kane who offers to lend him a mule and supplies in exchange for three day's work at his mine.  Kane, however, turns out to be a demented madman.  He holds Adam prisoner and tortures him to prove his theory that anyone could be driven to kill, even a man as rational as Adam.  This is Pernell Robert's favorite episode along with "The Wooing Of Abigail Jones".

The Crucible

Ben indulges in a nostalgic reverie about Hoss's deceased mother.  Having worked his way west to Galesburg, IL., Ben is befriended by a girl named Inger, the fiancee of the tavern owner who gave him a job.

Inger, My Love

When two feuding families argue over the custody of two orphaned children, a reluctant Ben is called upon to straighten out the situation before real trouble erupts.

Blessed Are They

The Cartwrights get mixed up in the romance of a phony heiress and an equally phony land baron.

The Dowry

Ben, Joe and Adam travel to Bowleg to pay the yearly taxes on the Ponderosa.  After the transaction is completed, Ben and Joe ride over the summit to join the cattle drive.  Adam is on his way to Genoa and is carrying a $10,000 bank draft his father has given him.  A prison guard rides into town and announces two hombres have broke out and escaped who are holdup men and killers.  Elmer Trace and his partner Poindexter were assisted by a guard in escaping prison and they betray him on the trail.  Trace takes his clothes, horse and firearms, leaving Poindexter with only a rifle and rides off.  Meanwhile, the Sheriff of Bowleg organizes a posse immediately.

The Long Night

Joe promises a dying sheepman he will make sure the old man's granddaughter gets her rightful inheritance from a wealthy San Francisco family.  This episode was filmed immediately after "Inger, My Love", which explains why Blocker's arm is still in a sling.

The Mountain Girl

Hoss blames himself when a young woman is crippled in a wagon accident, and hopes a faith healer can help her walk again.

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