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Hamlin Garland

The Forester's Daughter: A Romance of the Bear-Tooth RangeGarland Hamlin The Forester's Daughter: A Romance of the Bear-Tooth Range I THE HAPPY GIRL The stage line which ran from Williams to Bear Tooth (one of the most authentic then to be found in all the West) possessed at least one genuine Con...

A Son of the Middle BorderGarland Hamlin A Son of the Middle Border January twenty-second.Dear Mrs. LeCron:In the spring of 1898, after finishing my LIFE OF ULYSSES S. GRANT, I began to plan to go into the Klondike over the Telegraph Trail. One day in showing the maps of my route to William Dean ...

A Pioneer MotherA Pioneer Mother SHE was neither witty, nor learned in books, nor wise in the ways of the world, but I contend that her life was noble. There was something in her unconscious heroism which transcends wisdom and the deeds of those who dwell in the rose-golden light of romance. Now ...

The Light of the Star: A NovelGarland Hamlin The Light of the Star: A Novel I AFTER the appointment with Miss Merival reached him (through the hand of her manager), young Douglass grew feverishly impatient of the long days which lay between. Waiting became a species of heroism. Each morning he re...

Victor Ollnee's DisciplineGarland Hamlin Victor Ollnee's Discipline I VICTOR READS THE FATEFUL STAR Saturday had been a strenuous day for the baseball team of Winona University, and Victor Ollnee, its redoubtable catcher, slept late. Breakfast at the Beta Kappa Fraternity House on Sunday started ...

The Captain of the Gray-Horse TroopGarland Hamlin The Captain of the Gray-Horse Troop I A CAMP IN THE SNOW Winter in the upper heights of the Bear Tooth Range is a glittering desolation of snow with a flaming blue sky above. Nothing moves, nothing utters a sound, save the cony at the mouth of the...

Rose of Dutcher's CoollyGarland Hamlin Rose of Dutcher's Coolly CHAPTER I HER CHILDHOOD Rose was an unaccountable child from the start. She learned to speak early and while she did not use "baby-talk" she had strange words of her own. She called hard money "tow" and a picture "tac," names which h...

Money Magic: A NovelGarland Hamlin Money Magic: A Novel CHAPTER I THE CLERK OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE Sibley Junction is in the sub-tropic zone of Colorado. It lies in a hot, dry, but immensely productive valley at an altitude of some four thousand feet above the sea, a village laced with irrigating di...

The Trail of the Goldseekers: A Record of Travel in Prose and VerseGarland Hamlin The Trail of the Goldseekers: A Record of Travel in Prose and Verse ANTICIPATION I will wash my brain in the splendid breeze,I will lay my cheek to the northern sun,I will drink the breath of the mossy trees,And the...

They of the High TrailsGarland Hamlin They of the High Trails THE AUTHOR'S FOREWORD Many changes have swept over the mountain West since twenty years ago, but romance still clings to the high country. The Grub-Staker, hammer in hand, still pecking at the float, wanders the hills with hopeful pati...