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Used-Good. Good hardback on Good dust jacket. Owner's inscription on front pastedown; page fore-edge foxed; slight fading at head & foot of spine; small loss at head of dust jacket spine; dj not price-clipped.
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Good+ with no dust jacket. Ex-library copy, no spine markings, stamped on page edges, stamp on endpaper, pocket in rear. Spine slightly slanted. Uniform binding of reprinted set--red cloth covers with beige spine and blue and red spine label.; Ex-library; Small 8vo 7½"-8" tall; 240 pages.
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Near Fine. Hardcover. 8vo-Over 7 3/4"-9 3/4 " Tall. Owner's signature on front free end paper; Appears unread; Immaculate and tight with minimal edge wear; Clean and bright decorated titling of blue, red, and gilt, over a tan spine; red boards; top edge blue; 240p.
This book is mis-titled; it should be, The Dude Rancher, as Ernest Selby is a greenhorn from Iowa who inherits an Arizona ranch from his uncle, only to find himself pitted against a crooked foreman and his band of outlaws. Many are his trials and tribulations--some quite comic--which he has to overcome after pretending to be a cowboy on his arrival. The foreman, John Hepford, Anne's father and Selby's love interest, is suspected of dishonesty by Selby's partner, Nebraskie Kemp, who has taken a liking to Selby after an initial disliking. All in all this is an entertaining book, fast paced, easily read, no inherent, hidden plot devices, a simple story told well by the master of western fiction.
