Man to Man

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Man to Man

by Jackson Gregory

EN·~7 hours·37 chapters

Chapters

37 total
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\[Frontispiece: The blazing heat was such that men and horses and steers suffered terribly.\]

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BY - JACKSON GREGORY

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AUTHOR OF JUDITH OF BLUE LAKE RANCH, THE BELLS OF SAN JUAN, SIX FEET FOUR, ETC.

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ILLUSTRATED BY J. G. SHEPHERD

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ILLUSTRATIONS

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The blazing heat was such that men and horses and steers suffered terribly...... Frontispiece - The men about him and Packard withdrew this way and that leaving empty floor space. - Terry's head, her face flushed rosily, her eyes never brighter, popped up on one side of the log. - "Say it!" laughed Terry. "Well, I'm here. Came on business."

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MAN TO MAN

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CHAPTER I - STEVE DIVES INTO DEEP WATERS

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CHAPTER II - MISS BLUE CLOAK KNOWS WHEN SHE'S BEAT

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CHAPTER III - NEWS OF A LEGACY

15:08

Description

Steve Packard rides deeper into the pine‑clad mountains, chasing a restless promise of home and heritage. The opening swells with the heat of a desert town and the cool breath of a forested valley, painting a landscape where men, horses, and even the land itself seem to suffer under the sun. As Steve follows a familiar trail, memories of his childhood ranch and his late father’s legacy stir a mixture of duty, adventure, and quiet longing.

The narrative quickly introduces a striking mystery—a blue‑cloaked woman glimpsed across a lake—hinting at hidden connections and future conflict. Alongside vivid descriptions of wildlife, rugged trails, and frontier life, the story captures the restless spirit of a young man torn between the open road and the pull of family land. Listeners can expect rugged western scenery, a touch of romance, and the steady pulse of a man testing his courage against both nature and his own past.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (411K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Al Haines

Release date

2006-07-29

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Jackson Gregory

Jackson Gregory

1882–1943

A prolific early 20th-century storyteller, he turned his experience as a teacher and journalist into fast-moving Western and adventure fiction. His novels helped shape the popular image of the American frontier for magazine and book readers alike.

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