In The Man Who Would Play the North Wind, B.M. Bower crafts a poignant short story centered around Olafson, a violinist captivated by the haunting melodies of the prairie winds. Seeking to replicate the ethereal music, Olafson enlists the help of the Happy Family, leading to a tale that intertwines art, nature, and the profound connections forged in the vastness of the American frontier.
10 Classics Western Stories : 10 Gunsmoke Legends: A Treasury of Classic Western Tales
Andy Adams, Frederic Balch, B.M. Bower, James Fenimore Cooper, Washington Irving, Samuel Merwin, Marah Ellis Ryan, Zenith Horizon Publishing
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Cow Country
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Jean of the Lazy A
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Trails Meet
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The Flying U's Last Stand
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The Lure Of The Dim Trails
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The Flying U Strikes
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The Thunder Bird : SEQUEL TO "SKYRIDER"
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Flying U Ranch
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Dark Horse : A Story of the Flying U
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Hay-Wire
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