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King Colt
- Narrated by: Stephen Borne
- Length: 6 hrs and 58 mins
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A master storyteller of the American frontier presents a western about a town that could not be tamed—and the vicious things men will do for gold.
Picket-Stake Hendry has spent thirty years roaming the Calico Mountains in search of gold. Finally, in a lonely little canyon far from civilization, he strikes the mother lode, and as soon as he gets home to register the claim, he'll be a millionaire. But before he can make it to Cosmos, a bandit attacks him.
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