Emerson's Wife and Other Western Stories
by Florence Finch Kelly
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About this eBook
- Author
- Kelly, Florence Finch, 1858-1939
- Credits
- E-text prepared by Al Haines
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PS: Language and Literatures: American and Canadian literature
- Subject
- Western stories
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 18309
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/18309
- Release Date
- May 4, 2006
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.[Frontispiece: "Want my guns?" shouted Nick derisively. "Then come and take 'em!"] — EMERSON'S WIFE — AND OTHER WESTERN STORIES — BY FLORENCE FINCH KELLY — WITH ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLOR BY STANLEY L. WOOD — CHICAGO A. C. McCLURG & CO. 1911
- 2.CONTENTS — EMERSON'S WIFE — COLONEL KATE'S Protégée — THE KID OF APACHE TEJU — A BLAZE ON PARD HUFF — HOW COLONEL KATE WON HER SPURS — HOLLYHOCKS — THE RISE, FALL, AND REDEMPTION OF JOHNSON SIDES — A PIECE OF WRECKAGE — THE STORY OF A CHINEE KID — OUT OF SYMPATHY — AN OLD ROMAN OF MARIPOSA — OUT OF THE MOUTH OF BABES — POSEY — A CASE OF THE INNER IMPERATIVE
- 3.ILLUSTRATIONS — "Want my guns?" shouted Nick derisively. "Then come and take 'em!" . . . . . . _Frontispiece_ — Wemple dug his spurs into its sweating side and the beast sprang forward at a faster gallop — Out on the plain we saw the Kid yelling like a wild man, with Dynamite at his highest speed, chasing a jackrabbit — "I'd hate to have to spile your hide, but I'll do it if you don't get out o' this trail" — EMERSON'S WIFE — AND OTHER WESTERN STORIES — EMERSON'S WIFE — COLONEL KATE'S _PROTÉGÉE_ — [Illustration: Wemple dug his spurs into its sweating side and the beast sprang forward at a faster gallop.] — THE KID OF APACHE TEJU — [Illustration: Out on the plain we saw the Kid yelling like a wild man, with Dynamite at his highest speed, chasing a jackrabbit.] — A BLAZE ON PARD HUFF — HOW COLONEL KATE WON HER SPURS — HOLLYHOCKS — THE RISE, FALL, AND REDEMPTION OF JOHNSON SIDES — A PIECE OF WRECKAGE — THE STORY, OF A CHINEE KID — OUT OF SYMPATHY — AN OLD ROMAN OF MARIPOSA — OUT OF THE MOUTH OF BABES — POSEY — [Illustration: "I 'd hate to have to spile your hide, but I 'll do it if you don't get out o' this trail."] — A CASE OF THE INNER IMPERATIVE
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