Bob Chester's Grit; Or, From Ranch to Riches

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Bob Chester's Grit; Or, From Ranch to Riches

by Frank V. Webster

EN·~3 hours·26 chapters

Chapters

26 total

Bob Chester's Grit - Or - From Ranch to Riches - BY - FRANK V. WEBSTER - AUTHOR OF "THE NEWSBOY PARTNERS," "ONLY A FARM BOY," "BOB THE CASTAWAY," ETC. - ILLUSTRATED

0:51

CHAPTER I - UNDER A CLOUD

11:34

CHAPTER II - BOB FINDS AN UNEXPECTED CHAMPION

8:53

CHAPTER III - FREE AGAIN

14:11

CHAPTER IV - BOB DETERMINES TO BE HIS OWN MASTER

11:01

CHAPTER V - BOB MISSES A FRIEND

6:35

CHAPTER VI - A KIND-HEARTED WAITRESS

13:06

CHAPTER VII - GOOD LUCK FROM BAD

8:54

CHAPTER VIII - BOB'S LUCK CONTINUES

10:54

CHAPTER IX - A TALE OF THE PLAINS

10:03

Description

A shy, hard‑working boy from a ranch finds himself alone on a bustling New York sidewalk, basket of groceries in hand. When three sharply dressed strangers stop him, they see something in his plain, country honesty that they need—a temporary guardian for a hefty bundle of cash. They offer him a single dollar to hold the money while they fetch the rest, a proposition that instantly tests his sense of thrift against the lure of easy riches.

Caught between the honest rhythm of his rural life and the dazzling, fast‑paced temptations of the city, Bob must decide whether to trust strangers and protect their trust. The encounter thrusts him into a world of quick decisions, unexpected responsibility, and the kind of moral dilemma that shapes a young heart. Listeners will join Bob as he navigates the thin line between innocence and ambition, discovering that true grit often begins with a single, honest choice.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (222K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Nov 25, 2005

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Frank V. Webster

Frank V. Webster

Behind this familiar byline was a house pseudonym used for brisk, wholesome adventure stories for boys in the early 1900s. The books mix pluck, trouble, and second chances in the fast-moving style that made the Stratemeyer Syndicate famous.

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