Frank at Don Carlos' Rancho

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Frank at Don Carlos' Rancho

by Harry Castlemon

EN·~5 hours·18 chapters

Chapters

18 total
1

FRANK AT DON CARLOS’ RANCHO.

0:11
2

CHAPTER I. ALL ABOUT HORSES.

18:27
3

CHAPTER II. ABOUT BEARS.

10:43
4

CHAPTER III. A STRANGE STORY.

17:17
5

CHAPTER IV. “OLD DAVY.”

13:50
6

CHAPTER V. A RUNNING FIGHT.

16:05
7

CHAPTER VI. DON CARLOS’ RANCHO.

21:18
8

CHAPTER VII. A HEAVY REWARD.

17:59
9

CHAPTER VIII. ARCHIE LEARNS SOMETHING.

15:26
10

CHAPTER IX. ARCHIE AND BEPPO.

17:15

Description

When two adventurous boys arrive at a sprawling Californian ranch, they quickly discover that the wide‑open plains hide more excitement than they ever imagined. Archie's restless energy and Frank's cool confidence clash over bragging rights about horses, guns, and daring feats, turning every idle hour into a contest of skill. Their camaraderie is tested as a mischievous grizzly keeps raiding the cattle pen, prompting a series of bold, if sometimes reckless, attempts to protect the herd.

Inside the cramped, sweltering room where the boys gather, tension crackles like the snap of a whip, and Frank's guitar strings echo their restless spirits. With new friends Dick and Johnny joining the rivalry, the group’s boisterous boasts become a catalyst for a daring plan that could earn them the respect of the whole settlement. Listeners will be drawn into the lively banter, the heat of the desert, and the promise of a youthful adventure that teeters between danger and camaraderie.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (294K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Greg Bergquist, Matthew Wheaton and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)

Release date

2013-03-17

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Harry Castlemon

Harry Castlemon

1842–1915

A hugely popular writer of adventure stories for young readers, he turned Civil War experience and a love of the outdoors into fast-moving tales of gunboats, camping, hunting, and frontier life. Writing as Harry Castlemon, he helped shape the style of boys' series fiction in the late 1800s.

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