Men and Horses (1921)

Men And Horses (1921)

Santee, Ross

Literature & Fiction

Kessinger Publishing

Publisher: The Century Co Publication date: 1921 Notes: This is an OCR reprint. There may be numerous typos or missing text. There are no illustrations or indexes. When you buy the General Books edition of this book you get free trial access to Million-Books.com where you can select from more than a million books for free. You can also preview the book there.

Men and Horses

Univ of Nebraska Pr

"I always wnted to be a cow-puncher," says Shorty Caraway. "As a little kid back on the farm in east Texas I couldn't think of nothin' else." Shorty's father took some persuading, but in the end he staked his fourteen-year-old son to a white pony, a second-hand saddle, and "forty dollars to go with the two I had, an' he said that ought to run me until I got a job." What happened from that day until Shorty was taken on as a regular hand is told in the pages of Ross Santee's Cowboy, first published in 1982.

Cowboy

History

World

Lost Pony Tracks

University Of Nebraska Press

<p>"I always wnted to be a cow-puncher," says Shorty Caraway. "As a little kid back on the farm in east Texas I couldn't think of nothin' else." Shorty's father took some persuading, but in the end he staked his fourteen-year-old son to a white pony, a second-hand saddle, and "forty dollars to go with the two I had, an' he said that ought to run me until I got a job." What happened from that day until Shorty was taken on as a regular hand is told in the pages of Ross Santee's <i>Cowboy</i>, first published in 1982.</p>

Genre Fiction

Wranglers and rounders: The cowboy lore of Ross Santee

Wranglers and Rounders: The Cowboy Lore of Ross Santee

Literary

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Men And Horses

Nabu Press

"I always wnted to be a cow-puncher," says Shorty Caraway. "As a little kid back on the farm in east Texas I couldn't think of nothin' else." Shorty's father took some persuading, but in the end he staked his fourteen-year-old son to a white pony, a second-hand saddle, and "forty dollars to go with the two I had, an' he said that ought to run me until I got a job." What happened from that day until Shorty was taken on as a regular hand is told in the pages of Ross Santee's "Cowboy," first published in 1982.

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Men And Horses (1921)

Men and Horses

Cowboy

Lost Pony Tracks

Men and Horses

Cowboy

Wranglers and Rounders: The Cowboy Lore of Ross Santee

Men and Horses (1921)

Men And Horses

Cowboy