Adventure fiction: Westerns

Begleiten Sie die Helden bei ihrem rauen Kampf gegen Outlaws und Revolverhelden oder auf staubigen Rindertrails.

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Begleiten Sie die Helden bei ihrem rauen Kampf gegen Outlaws und Revolverhelden oder auf staubigen Rindertrails.

Begleiten Sie die Helden bei ihrem rauen Kampf gegen Outlaws und Revolverhelden oder auf staubigen Rindertrails.

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Excerpt: "e;When the beautiful Sally Habersham accepted Dick Ogilvie her girl associates rejoiced quite as much as she did, foreseeing the return to their orbits of sundry temporarily diverted masculine satellites.

Excerpt: "e;Captain Joshua Fairley was pulling on the thick woolen stockings that would protect his ordinary socks and his trousers-legs from the harshness and oiliness of his great sea-boots.

Excerpt: "e;When the bottoms drop out of the logging-roads, the crews leave the camps about the headwaters of Racket River and return to their scattered homes, leaving the winter's cut on the "e;brows.

Excerpt: "e;"e;His-s-t!

The Snake's Pass is an 1890 novel by Bram Stoker.

Max Brand's first novel and one of the first in the genre of Westerns along with Zane Gray.

Published in 1919, this tells the story of Andrew/Andy, raised by his uncle to shoot and ride horses.

Another will written romantic thriller western in the Dan Barry a.

Excerpt: "e;The first fifteen years of my life were spent in the Dakota Territory.

Excerpt: "e;The object of the writer in presenting this narrative to the public, is twofold.

Excerpt: "e;One might have imagined that there was some enchantment in the spot which drew hither daily the young mountaineer's steps.

Another piece of Mary Murfree's excellent work (see my review of In the Stranger Peoples' Country).

Excerpt: "e;Along the buffalo paths, from one salt-lick to another, a group of pioneers took a vagrant way through the dense cane-brakes.

Excerpt: "e;If the mission of the little school-house in Holly Cove was to impress upon the youthful mind a comprehension and appreciation of the eternal verities of nature, its site could hardly have been better chosen.

Young rider sees rustlers at work and seeks to get evidence to convict.

Joe Galloway has it all.

The reader is treated to a story that takes place in Western Canada around 1874 or so, with Mounties out to get their men, a lady in peril, a prairie fire, murders, stolen gold, true friendships, and rainstorms.

Excerpt: "e;Dressed in a plain white shirt waist and an equally plain black cloth skirt, Miss Hazel Weir, on weekdays, was merely a unit in the office force of Harrington & Bush, implement manufacturers.

Excerpt: "e;There are no corrals in a city, dear, she explained - and I cried the harder.

Hollister returns from war with his face badly disfigured so that former friends no longer recognize him.

Excerpt: "e;Lone Moose snaked its way through levels of woodland and open stretches of meadow, looping sinuously as a sluggish python-a python that rested its mouth upon the shore of Lake Athabasca while its tail was lost in a great area of spruce forest and poplar groves, of reedy sloughs and hushed lakes far northward.

Excerpt: "e;Long, Long Ago The Gulf of Georgia spread away endlessly, an immense, empty stretch of water bared to the hot eye of an August sun, its broad face only saved from oily smoothness by half-hearted flutterings of a westerly breeze.

This is a great Western.

Cow Country goes back to some of Bower's earlier works.

Written in the style of a short story, without excessive detail or extraneous characters, this is the story of Bud Moore, who after his wife leaves him, unknowingly gets caught up in a crazy scheme that necessitates his running for his life across the Southwest on foot, until he meets and teams up with an old prospector, Cash Markham.

This book takes you back to Montana's Flying U Ranch with its wonderful group of cowboys.

This is an interesting twist on a Western, where an author returns to the land where he was born to get some "e;local flavor"e; for his novels.

A very entertaining story with plenty of difficult situations for the hero.

A very unusual Western novel: a young cowboy dreams of flight and thinks he'll learn in time to be ready to go to the front lines in his airship when the US enters WW1.

We have two cowboys who have gone to the gold fields and had the good fortune to make a bundle from their mine.

The Silver Stallion is a darkly humorous, often sad, satire on human hypocrisy and our need for heroes.

A Kidnapped Santa Claus L.

Der Ölprinz Karl May - Einem Betrug mit einer Ölquelle sind in dieser spannenden Erzählung Winnetou und Old Shatterhand auf der Spur, und mit ihnen viele weitere Westmänner: Hobble-Frank, Tante Droll und das lustige 'Kleeblatt' Sam Hawkens, Dick Stone und Will Parker.

The Lone Star Ranger Zane Grey - The Lone Star Ranger is a Western novel published by Zane Grey in 1915.

The Orange Fairy Book Andrew Lang - The Orange Fairy Book includes 33 tales from Jutland, Rhodesia, Uganda, and various other European traditions.

Wildfire Zane Grey - Wildfire: By Zane Grey ,Horse hunter Lin Sloan never wanted anything more than the wild stallion he called Wildfire.

Abenteuer und Fahrten des Huckleberry Finn Mark Twain - Dieser Roman stellt eine Fortsetzung des 1876 erschienenen Romans Die Abenteuer des Tom Sawyer dar und wird häufig mit diesem in einem Band veröffentlicht.

The Battle of Life Charles Dickens - The only one of the five Christmas Books that has no supernatural or explicitly religious elements.

Two on a Tower Thomas Hardy - Two on a Tower is a novel by English author Thomas Hardy, classified by him as a romance and fantasy and now regarded as one of his minor works.

The Mysterious Rider - Zane Grey - The Mysterious Rider (1921), a western novel by Zane Grey.

A Lost Lady Willa Cather - A Lost Lady tells the story of Marian Forrester and her husband, Captain Daniel Forrester who live in the Western town of Sweet Water, along the Transcontinental Railroad.

The Rainbow Trail Zane Grey - The Rainbow Trail, also known as The Desert Crucible, is Western author Zane Grey's sequel to Riders of the Purple Sage.

Peter and Wendy J.

Waverley Or Tis Sixty Years Since Walter Scott - Waverley Or 'Tis Sixty Years Since is a historical novel by Walter Scott (17711832).

Once upon a time, two brothers wished to preserve their German folklore in a collection of tales that they believed had been handed down for generations.