Treasure of the Brasada

Ford gets himself more and more hopelessly entangled in what, as old Delcazar points out, looks like the most dangerous thing that ever hit the wild brush country. Crawford is offered a strange proposition by sinister Dr. Huerta; he listens to Merida's spellbinding tale of Santa Anna's chests-----and as he listens, the jagged third of a map e posesses, plus a dying man's pointfully gasped out words take on a new and important meaning; he waits trapped, weaponless, for a killer to come nearer and nearer-----And he delivers to his other pursuers the body of one man sent out to kill him----only to be become more emmeshed in new and still more terrifying trouble. A classical western tale.