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BY - ROBERT WATSON
McCLELLAND, GOODCHILD & STEWART PUBLISHERS:::::::: TORONTO
MY BRAVE and GALLANT GENTLEMAN - A Romance of British Columbia
TO A LADY CALLED NAN
MY BRAVE AND GALLANT GENTLEMAN
CHAPTER I - The Second Son
CHAPTER II - Another Second Son
CHAPTER III - Jim the Blacksmith
CHAPTER IV - Viscount Harry, Captain of the Guards
CHAPTER V - Tommy Flynn, The Harlford Bruiser
A witty, self‑aware narrator introduces himself as the second son of an aristocratic family, forever eclipsed by a more flamboyant elder brother. While his lineage promises a comfortable life, he finds himself restless, yearning for the open air and the simple joys of country life rather than the polished drawing rooms of London. The tale opens with his fascination for the legendary Lady Rosemary Granton—a woman as daring as she is beautiful, whose reputation for daring feats and scandalous charm has become the talk of every club.
When fate nudges the brothers toward the rugged frontier of British Columbia, the second son discovers a world far removed from the aristocratic rigors of his upbringing. Along a colorful cast of blacksmiths, militia captains, and would‑be millionaires, he begins to confront his own desires and the possibility of a love that might finally match his own quiet bravery. The story blends humor, adventure, and a touch of romance as it follows his journey from genteel boredom to the untamed promise of the West.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (407K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Al Haines
Release date
2010-03-21
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
1882–1948
A Scottish-born novelist, editor, and screenwriter, he built a career that stretched from Canada’s literary scene to Hollywood. His books often drew on western and northern settings, giving adventure stories a strong sense of place.
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