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Part 1: “A Swarm of Bees in the Carcass of a Lion”

Prologue-Part 1

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Part 2: “No Law East of the Pecos”

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Part 3: “The Bee Sting of Etiquette and the Snakebite of Moral Order”

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Part 4: “A Journey of a Thousand Miles”

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Part 5: “Fly Away Home”

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