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The Daltons escape from a Texas jail and head over to Canada. Lucky Luke is called in to get them back to jail. He and Rintincan, his second faithful companion after Jolly Jumper, follow them all the way to Canada, where Captain Winston Pendergast offers his help.

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Patronimo's Apache tribe is still waging war against the white settlers. The damage on both sides is getting heavier. Lucky Luke is called in to restore the peace between Patronimo's tribe and Colonel O'Nollan. But, while negotiating with both sides, Lucky Luke is perceived as a traitor. Only a twist of fate will let him to come out unscathed.

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Lucky Luke must get Billy the Kid to New Mexico so he can be tried and put in jail. They both set out on the road, Lucky Luke assisted by Rin Tin Can. But Bert Malloy has promised the Kid he would set him free.

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Rin Tin Can, possibly the stupidest dog ever, is left in charge of watching the jail. Obviously, the Daltons escape and steal horses and guns. Lucky Luke refuses to get involved, but when he witnesses the prison guards' incompetence and Rin Tan Can's lack of brains, he has no choice but to set out on the Daltons' trail of holdups and burglaries.

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Austrian Professor Otto von Himbeergeist arrives in the New World with some very strange ideas: Criminals are victims of their past and can be cured of their lawlessness. To prove his theories, the scientist intends to travel to the Wild West and attempt to reform the worst possible outlaws of the land.

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In Texas, Lucky Luke confronts another Wild West legend: JudgeA" Roy Bean, the Law west of the Pecos.

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The first encounter between Lucky Luke and the stupidest bandits in the Old West!

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Brothers Adolph and Arthur Caille are mechanical geniuses. They've just created one of the first slot machines and have presented it to their local senator, a notorious gambler.

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A general amnesty puts the Daltons back on the streets, something Lucky Luke isn't happy about. And, to make it worse, they seem to have become model citizens. It's all an act, though, and it doesn't take long for the stupidest quartet in the West to be back behind bars...

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It's time for the Lonesome Cowboy to help connect the coasts of the United States once and for all.

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Meet Fingers, the man who can steal Luke's pistol faster than his own shadow!

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In the Old West, fake doctors may have to answer to the Lonesome Cowboy.

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The 40th adventure of Lucky Luke, and the Old West at its funniest!

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The 45th adventure of Lucky Luke, and the Old West at its funniest!

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The 48th adventure of Lucky Luke, and the Old West at its funniest!

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Lucky Luke becomes a protector of the arts. The 51st adventure of Lucky Luke, and the Old West at its funniest!

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The 65th adventure of Lucky Luke, and the Old West at its funniest!

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The 66th adventure of Lucky Luke, and the Old West at its funniest!

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"First published in Great Britain in 1996 by Greenhill Books, Lionel Leventhal Limited"--Title page verso.

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Lulus Provenal Table tantalizes the reader with Olneys descriptions of the regional food served as the vineyard meals at the domaine. Then he lovingly transcribes Lulus recipes. Having been described as a gastronomic love poem to Frances most exhilarating region, this is an essential book for any serious food lovers library.

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Immerse yourself once again in the whimsical world of Luna Lapin, the original rabbity hare, with this collection of sewing patterns and instructions for felt animals and their wardrobes.

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Wave goodbye to boringshop-bought sandwiches and embrace the art of the lunchbox. Adults and kids alike will enjoy these imaginative homemade lunches created with carethe healthier, tastier, and cheaper option.

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This manual offers a step-by-step guide to the art of training, exercising and suppling horses from the ground, by a leading exponent of the art. Starting with training foals and young horses, the author works through to perfecting in-hand piaffe and passage, explaining how to master each stage on the way.

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For centuries, the riders from the Spanish Riding School in Vienna, Austria, have been revered around the world. Lungeing the rider is the School's tried and true method of teaching students to attain an independent seat, before being allowed to take up the reins. This is a guide to both lungeing others and being lunged.