George W. Ogden

Illustrated Edition: Includes 20 unique illustrations, each capturing key moments from the chapters, enhancing the reading experience. Summary Included: A comprehensive summary that encapsulates the essence of the story for quick reference and understanding. Characters List: A detailed list of characters, providing insights into their roles and significance in the narrative. Author Biography: An engaging biography of George W. Ogden, offering a glimpse into the life and times of the author. Step into the rugged landscape of the American West with George W. Ogden's classic, "The Rustler of Wind River". This special illustrated edition brings to life the thrilling tale of honor, romance, and adventure in the early 20th century Wyoming. In "The Rustler of Wind River", we follow the journey of Ben Doubleday, a resilient cowboy with a heart of gold and a keen sense of justice. As he arrives in the Wind River Valley, Ben finds himself in the midst of a simmering conflict between local ranchers and a cunning band of cattle rustlers. The story unfolds through vivid landscapes, heart-pounding action, and a romance that defies the tumultuous backdrop of the wild west. This edition is not just a mere book; it's a visual and literary journey. With 20 stunning illustrations, each chapter springs to life, immersing you in the story's dramatic and picturesque scenes. Alongside the narrative, you'll find a concise summary, providing a quick and engaging recap of the story's key points. The characters list offers an in-depth look at the personalities that populate the Wind River Valley, enriching your understanding of their motivations and relationships. Furthermore, delve into the life of George W. Ogden with an intriguing biography that highlights his experiences and inspirations in crafting this timeless tale. This addition gives readers a unique perspective on the author's life and how it influenced his writing. "The Rustler of Wind River" is more than just a novel; it's a comprehensive experience that celebrates one of the great classics of Western literature. Perfect for both fans of the genre and new readers alike, this edition is a treasure trove of storytelling, art, and history. Grab your copy and embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of the American West

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Rain comes to that land but seldom in the summer days; in winter the wind sweeps the snow into rocky ca ons; buttes, with tops leveled by the drift of the old, earth-making days, break the weary repetition of hill beyond hill. But to people who dwell in a land a long time and go about the business of getting a living out of what it has to offer, its wonders are no longer notable, its hardships no longer peculiar. So it was with the people who lived in the Bad Lands at the time that we come among them on the vehicle of this tale. To them it was only an ordinary country of toil and disappointment, or of opportunity and profit, according to their station and success. To Jeremiah Lambert it seemed the land of hopelessness, the last boundary of utter defeat as he labored over the uneven road at the end of a blistering summer day, trundling his bicycle at his side. There was a suit-case strapped to the handlebar of the bicycle, and in that receptacle were the wares which this guileless peddler had come into that land to sell. He had set out from Omaha full of enthusiasm and youthful vigor, incited to the utmost degree of vending fervor by the representations of the general agent for the little instrument which had been the stepping-stone to greater things for many an ambitious young man.