title: The Lords of the Valley: Including the complete text of Our Unsheltered Lives (Ressourcement: Retrieval and Renewal)
author: LaVerne Hanners
description: In 1965, at the age of 80, Ed Lord wrote a memoir for his family and friends recounting life in the Dry Cimarron Valley on the Oklahoma-New Mexico border. He gives us a vivid picture of a working cowboy at the turn of the century who later hauled freight, ran a lumberyard and kept a general store in the town of Kenton. Manners, who came to Kenton as a child and knew Lord for a few years, has retraced his footsteps, interviewed the remaining old-timers and drawn on her own memories to provide a nostalgic counterpoint to Lord's story. The two accounts make a memorable contribution to southwestern Americana and will be of immense local interest. Photos. <br />Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  Always
  
  My Viscount
  
  Ever Beloved
  
  Book Two
  
  Dawn Brower
  
  This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are
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  Table of Contents
  
  [Title Page](index_split_000.html#filepos241)
  
  [Copyright Page](part0001.html#UGI0-fc586e471146447a9d8822ecd4b34e39)
  
  [DEDICATION](index_split_002.html#filepos2731)
  
  [ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS](index_split_003.html#filepos3349)
  
  [PROLOGUE](index_split_004.html#filepos3986)
  
  [CHAPTER ONE](index_split_006.html#filepos22505)
  
  [CHAPTER TWO](index_split_008.html#filepos36799)
  
  [CHAPTER THREE](index_split_010.h