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Zane Grey's "The Rainbow Trail" is a western novel published in 1915, a sequel to his famous work "Riders of the Purple Sage." The novel is set in the deserts and canyons of Utah and takes place about ten years after the events of his previous work.

At the center of the story is a young pastor, John Shefford. He travels to Utah to find Jane Withersteen and Lassiter, the main characters of "Riders of the Purple Sage." In the process, Shefford encounters a Mormon community that practices polygamy and learns about their lifestyle and beliefs.

Through this work, Grey explores themes of religion, love, freedom, and personal beliefs. While presenting a critical view of the Mormon practice of polygamy, the novel addresses complex issues of personal choice and freedom of belief.

The work contains elements of adventure and romance, and Shefford's internal conflict and growth process form an important axis. Gray's characteristically vivid description of nature stands out, and Utah's vast desert and magnificent canyons serve as important backgrounds for the story.

"The Rainbow Trail" caught the attention of readers by solving the mystery of the previous work while also developing a new story. This novel is considered a work that well demonstrates Zane Grey's outstanding storytelling ability and deep understanding of the West.

This work is considered an important work that shows Grey's literary maturity, as it deals with deeper themes such as the clash of religion and culture, and the conflict between individual freedom and social norms, while containing typical elements of Western novels. "The Rainbow Trail" has become a classic of Western literature and is recognized as one of Grey's representative works.

Summary
Shefford halted his tired horse and gazed with slowly realizing eyes.
A league-long slope of sage rolled and billowed down to Red Lake, a dry red basin, denuded and glistening, a hollow in the desert, a lonely and desolate door to the vast, wild, and broken upland beyond.
All day Shefford had plodded onward with the clear horizon-line a thing unattainable; and for days before that he had ridden the wild bare flats and climbed the rocky desert benches. The great colored reaches and steps had led endlessly onward and upward through dim and deceiving distance.
A hundred miles of desert travel, with its mistakes and lessons and intimations, had not prepared him for what he now saw. He beheld what seemed a world that knew only magnitude. Wonder and awe fixed his gaze, and thought remained aloof.

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Contents
I. RED LAKE
II. THE SAGI
III. KAYENTA
IV. NEW FRIENDS
V. ON THE TRAIL
VI. IN THE HIDDEN VALLEY
VII. SAGO-LILIES
VIII. THE HOGAN OF NAS TA BEGA
IX. IN THE DESERT CRUCIBLE
X. STONEBRIDGE
XI. AFTER THE TRIAL
XII. THE REVELATION
XIII. THE STORY OF SURPRISE VALLEY
XIV. THE NAVAJO
XV. WILD JUSTICE
XVI. SURPRISE VALLEY
XVII. THE TRAIL TO NONNEZOSHE
XVIII. AT THE FOOT OF THE RAINBOW
XIX. THE GRAND CANYON OF THE COLORADO
XX. WILLOW SPRINGS

EPILOGUE.