Wyoming: A Story of the Outdoor West
William Macleod Raine
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A girl finds herself in possession of a ranch. And instead of selling it, she decides to run the ranch herself. This leads her to a meeting with the infamous outlaw, Ned Bannister. With stampedes, shooting, and bronco riding, this story is an all-out classic western. (Summary by TheMagnet) (7 hr 30 min)
Kapitel
A Desert Meeting | 20:46 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
The King of the Big Horn Country | 17:09 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
An Invitation Given and Accepted | 10:24 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
At the Lazy D Ranch | 24:31 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
The Dance at Fraser's | 15:04 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
A Party Call | 26:23 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
The Man from the Shoshone Fastnesses | 16:47 | Gelesen von TheMagnet |
In the Lazy D Hospital | 14:29 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
Miss Darling Arrives | 26:45 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
A Shepherd of the Desert | 29:10 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
A Rescue | 32:44 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
Mistress and Maid | 20:58 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
The Two Cousins | 16:44 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
For the World's Championship | 20:51 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
Judd Morgan Passes | 22:53 | Gelesen von TheMagnet |
Hunting Big Game | 12:35 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
Run to Earth | 8:15 | Gelesen von TheMagnet |
Playing for Time | 28:03 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
West Point to the Rescue | 15:41 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
Two Cases of Discipline | 9:31 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
The Signal Lights | 22:29 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
Exit the "King" | 19:19 | Gelesen von TheMagnet |
Journeys End in Lovers' Meeting | 18:34 | Gelesen von JazzyGirl |
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FlyingLP Ranch
Good Story. I appreciate the readers and their enthusiasm. I do wish, however, that they had spent more time learning to pronounce the words they were reading! Particularly iritatimg was the tendency to stress the wrong syllable in "foreman" and the pronounciation of "chaps" with a hard "ch" (as in "church") instead of withna soft "ch" (as in "Chicago") as is appropriate for a word derived from the Spanish... As somebody born and raised on a working ranch, I found these verbal faux pas made it difficult to listen to the story on multiple occasions! That's the only thing that keeps me from giving this production 5 stars!