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Length8h 23m
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This edition includes the following editor's introduction: The Western genre and B. M. Bower
Originally published in 1913, “The Gringos” is a western novel by American author B. M. Bower.
"The Gringos" is an incredible story of love and adventure set on a California ranch, a story about Americans mixing with the Spanish on the old land grants, the respect they earn for each other and the skills and ways of each other. The Spanish still had large ranches, but the gold rush had begun and of course that changed life considerably for all who chose to make this area their home.
Audiobook details
GenreAction and Adventure, Romance, Young Adult
Length8 hrs 23 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJun 12, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The Western genre and B. M. Bower
2Chapter 1 - The Beginning of it
3Chapter 2 - The Vigilantes
4Chapter 3 - The Thing They Called Justice
5Chapter 4 - What Happened at the Oak
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6Chapter 5 - Hospitality
7Chapter 6 - The Valley
8Chapter 7 - The Lord of the Valley
9Chapter 8 - Don Andres Wants a Majordomo
10Chapter 9 - Jerry Simpson, Squatter
11Chapter 10 - The Finest Little Woman in the World
12Chapter 11 - An Ill Wind
13Chapter 12 - Potentiel Moods
14Chapter 13 - Bill Wilson Goes Visiting
15Chapter 14 - Rodeo Time
16Chapter 15 - When Camp-Fires Blink
17Chapter 16 - "For Weapons I Choose Riatas"
18Chapter 17 - A Fiesta We Shall Have
19Chapter 18 - What Is Love Worth
20Chapter 19 - Anticipation
21Chapter 20 - Lost ! Two Hasty Tempers
22Chapter 21 - Fiesta Day
23Chapter 22 - The Battle of Beasts
24Chapter 23 - The Duel of Riatas
25Chapter 24 - For Love and a Medal
26Chapter 25 - Adios