Mason of Bar X Ranch

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Mason of Bar X Ranch

by Henry Holcomb Bennett

EN·~6 hours·20 chapters

Chapters

20 total
1

MASON OF BAR X RANCH - CHAPTER I—A HARD PROPOSITION

17:20
2

CHAPTER II—THE GIRL

17:52
3

CHAPTER III—MASON MEETS THE SHERIFF

18:12
4

CHAPTER IV—A NEW ARRIVAL

16:12
5

CHAPTER V—THE ABDUCTION OF JOSEPHINE

15:14
6

CHAPTER VI—JOSEPHINE’S PERIL

23:32
7

CHAPTER VII—THE RESCUE

26:13
8

CHAPTER VIII—THE MEXICAN ESCAPES

17:27
9

CHAPTER IX—MYSTERIOUS MACNUTT

20:11
10

CHAPTER X—WELCOME VISITORS

23:34

Description

Jack Mason, a restless twenty‑one‑year‑old from New York’s high society, has just been hauled from a night of billiards and reckless racing into his father’s stern office. A scandal‑filled newspaper spread—boxing matches, a busted automobile, a fling with chorus girls—has prompted his powerful banker father to issue a stark ultimatum: prove himself or be cut off. The proposition is blunt—a year of honest labor on a Nevada ranch, with a letter of introduction to the enigmatic Tom Walters—forcing Jack to leave the comforts of the city for the open frontier.

The journey to Bar X Ranch promises rugged terrain, long horseback rides, and a lifestyle far removed from the fast cars and clubrooms he knows. As the desert heat rises, Jack must confront his own habits, learn the rhythm of ranch work, and decide whether the harsh Western world can reshape his character. The story follows his tentative steps into a world where responsibility is measured in sweat and dust, setting the stage for a personal transformation that will test his resolve from the very first sunrise.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (371K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Roger Frank and Sue Clark

Release date

2013-04-20

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Henry Holcomb Bennett

Henry Holcomb Bennett

1863–1924

Remembered for the patriotic poem “The Flag Goes By,” this Ohio-born writer moved easily between journalism, poetry, fiction, and art. His work has a plainspoken, accessible style that helped make him a familiar name to magazine readers of his time.

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