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conversations.value: Give me a description for a story titled Zane Grey about TRAIL, DESERT, RANGER with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction.
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conversations.value: 30,000 ON THE HOOF
  ARIZONA AMES
  ARIZONA CLAN
  BETTY ZANE
  BLACK MESA
  BLUE FEATHER
  BORDER LEGION
  BOULDER DAM
  CALL OF THE CANYON
  CAMP ROBBER
  CAPTIVES OF THE DESERT
  CODE OF THE WEST
  DAY OF THE BEAST
  DEER STALKER
  DESERT GOLD
  DESERT OF WHEAT
  DRIFT FENCE
  DUDE RANGER
  FIGHTING CARAVANS
  FORLORN RIVER
  FUGITIVE TRAIL
  HASH KNIFE OUTFIT
  HERITAGE OF THE DESERT
  HORSE HEAVEN HILL
  KEN WARD IN THE JUNGLE
  KNIGHTS OF THE RANGE
  LAST OF THE PLAINSMEN
  LAST TRAIL
  LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS
  LONE STAR RANGER
  LOST PUEBLO
  LOST WAGON TRAIN
  MAJESTY'S RANCHO
  MAN OF THE FOREST
  MAVERICK QUEEN
  MYSTERIOUS RIDER
  NEVADA
  RAIDERS OF THE SPANISH PEAKS
  RAINBOW TRAIL
  RANGER
  RED-HEADED OUTFIELDER
  REEF GIRL
  RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE
  ROBBER'S ROOST
  ROGUE RIVER FEUD
  ROPING LIONS IN THE GRAND CANYON
  SHADOW ON THE TRAIL
  SHEPHERD OF GUADALOUPE
  SHORTSTOP
  SPIRIT OF THE BORDER
  STAIRS OF SAND
  STRANGER FROM THE TONTO
  SUNSET PASS
  TAPPAN'S BURRO
  THUNDER MOUNTAIN
  THUNDERING HERD
  TO THE LAST MAN
  TRAIL DRIVER
  TWIN SOMBREROS
  U.P. TRAIL
  UNDER THE TOONTO RIM
  VALLEY OF WILD HORSES
  VANISHING AMERICAN
  WANDERER OF THE WASTELAND
  WEST OF THE PECOS
  WESTERN UNION
  WILD HORSE MESA
  WILDERNESS TREK
  WILDFIRE
  WOLF TRACKER
  WYOMING
  YOUNG FORESTER
  YOUNG LION HUNTER
  YOUNG PITCHER
  ZANE GREY: BIOGRAPHY
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conversations.value: Zane Grey
  Gray, Alice Josephine (mother); death; relocates to Lackawaxen; Zane's affection for; Zane's belated remorse over death
  Gray, Lewis (father) ; autobiography; changes name to Grey; death; dentistry; financial disaster; harsh disposition; inability to provide for family; marriage; pampered by sisters; religious fervor; relocation to Columbus
  Grey, Lina Elise Roth (wife "Dolly"): alleviates Zane's 1923 depression; arranges Australia trip; business acumen; complains about Emmeline's mistreatment; depression; dislike for Mildred Smith; distress over Zane's affairs; early love letters; early view of Lillian and Elma; encourages Zane's writing; ends Zane's voyage around world; family background; family opposition to Zane; feud with husband; financial problems; inheritance; marriage and honeymoon trip; masculine ambitions; meets Zane; more aggressive representation of husband; negotiates Campbell settlement; Northwest trip with Zane; resemblance to Betty Zane; resemblance to Jane Withersteen; resemblance to Lenore Anderson; returns to Lackawaxen; self-improvement; trip to Europe
  Grey, Romer ("R.C.", brother); "Fishing With Famous Fellows,"; "Sea-Fishing for Women,"; "Tuna Fishing Yesterday and Today,"
  Grey, Romer (son); behavorial problems; birth of; Grey's description of him as infant; letter about Mildred and Zane; travels with father
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conversations.value: Grey, Lina Elise Roth (wife "Dolly"): alleviates Zane's 1923 depression; arranges Australia trip; business acumen; complains about Emmeline's mistreatment; depression; dislike for Mildred Smith; distress over Zane's affairs; early love letters; early view of Lillian and Elma; encourages Zane's writing; ends Zane's voyage around world; family background; family opposition to Zane; feud with husband; financial problems; inheritance; marriage and honeymoon trip; masculine ambitions; meets Zane; more aggressive representation of husband; negotiates Campbell settlement; Northwest trip with Zane; resemblance to Betty Zane; resemblance to Jane Withersteen; resemblance to Lenore Anderson; returns to Lackawaxen; self-improvement; trip to Europe
  Grey, Romer ("R.C.", brother); "Fishing With Famous Fellows,"; "Sea-Fishing for Women,"; "Tuna Fishing Yesterday and Today,"
  Grey, Romer (son); behavorial problems; birth of; Grey's description of him as infant; letter about Mildred and Zane; travels with father
  Grey, Zane: boyhood fighting; brothel arrest; changes name; conflict with father; conflict over family; courtship of Lina Roth; depressions and ailments; early reluctance to travel; exhibition at American Museum of Natural History; fractious relationships; income–; journals of; marriage; Mrs. Spalding controversy; opposition to World War I; paternity suit; photography, interest in; physical size; profligate spending; resistance to marriage; secret code; Tuna Club resignation
  Jones, C. T. "Buffalo,"; House Rock Ranch; nicknamed "Buffalo,"; shortcomings; as Yellowstone Game warden
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conversations.value: Middletown, N.Y.; Dolly purchases residence in; Dolly relocates from New York City; sale of residence
  Rainbow Bridge; discovery by Cummings and Douglass; Grey's description of; Grey's first visit to; Grey's name on northern base; Grey's 1922 visit to; Grey's 1923 visit to; Grey's 1929 visit to
  Residences; Altadena; Catalina; Flower Point; Lackawaxen; Middletown, N.Y.; Tonto Rim Ranch; Winkle Bar
  Tuna Club; buttons; Davis spoof of rules; evolution of fishing boats; fishing rules; Grey's first contact with; innovative tackle and tactics
  Wilhelm, Lillian; background; initial involvement with Grey; marriage to Jess Smith; marriage to Robertson; plea on behalf of Claire