The Rocky Mountains, Or, Scenes, Incidents and Adventures in the Far West; Digested from the Journal of Captain B. L. E. Bonneville ... and Illustrated, from Various Other Sources. [With Maps. A New Edition of “Adventures of Captain Bonneville.”] PDF Download

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The Rocky Mountains, Or, Scenes, Incidents and Adventures in the Far West; Digested from the Journal of Captain B. L. E. Bonneville ... and Illustrated, from Various Other Sources. [With Maps. A New Edition of “Adventures of Captain Bonneville.”]

Author: Washington Irving
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Languages : en
Pages : 248

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Live Stock Journal

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Category : Animal industry
Languages : en
Pages : 684

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Think of Horses

Author: Mary Clearman Blew
Publisher: U of Nebraska Press
ISBN: 1496232712
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 294

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At age seventeen Tam Bowen left her Montana home in disgrace after giving birth to a son out of wedlock. After working her way through college, she settled in Portland, Oregon, where she began making a living for herself and her son by writing soft-porn romance novels. Now, at fifty, Tam is estranged from her son and deeply depressed. She has returned to the cabin in Montana’s Big Snowy Mountains where she grew up, to ponder the choices she has made in her life. At first dismayed by the many changes she finds in the mountain community, Tam gradually makes a few friends and becomes increasingly involved in the lives of two troubled teenagers, who draw her back into the horsemanship she turned away from so many years ago. For Tam, horses provide a sense of stability amid the uncertainty of her new-old life and expose the vulnerability of all the folks who struggle with the vagaries of a tough place.

The Journals of Washington Irving

Author: Washington Irving
Publisher: Jazzybee Verlag
ISBN: 3849642232
Category : Travel
Languages : en
Pages : 598

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These are the notebooks of Washington Irving, containing the jottings made by Irving during his travels in Europe between 1815 and 1830. These journals have been kept in the Irving family until within the last few years of the 19th century. The number of people who think they could write is larger than most of us suspect; it is pleasantly larger than the number who think they can write. There is not one of the former but will be eager to read Irving's notebooks. For they are the genuine backstage of literature. They are real notebooks: they are not journals, written with an eye on the public, as are most of the notebooks that push into print. They are not a collection of Irving's profound thoughts. Neither are they commentaries; Waterloo was but just over, but you will find in these pages few choice bits of gossip concerning the men and affairs of that momentous period. Obeying the strange impulse which seems to be common to all of us, big and little, Irving did set down each day the state of the weather and if he slept well. But this is about as far as the journalizing goes: the rest is observations, character sketches, scraps of sentences, skeleton plots—these three volumes should help to dispel the notion that writers "make up" their books; only the poor writers invent anything, for they write for the sake of writing; fellows like Irving write for the sake of life, straining to catch and fix some of its overwhelming stream of pictures and passions.