Oh, You Tex!

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Oh, You Tex!

by William MacLeod Raine

EN·~6 hours·46 chapters

Chapters

46 total

CHAPTER I - THE LINE-RIDER

10:58

CHAPTER II - "I'LL BE SEVENTEEN, COMING GRASS"

6:32

CHAPTER III - TEX TAKES AN INTEREST

9:36

CHAPTER IV - TEX GRANDSTANDS

14:17

CHAPTER V - CAPTAIN ELLISON HIRES A HAND

6:41

CHAPTER VI - CLINT WADLEY'S MESSENGER

12:24

CHAPTER VII - THE DANCE

9:19

CHAPTER VIII - RUTHERFORD MAKES A MISTAKE

8:43

CHAPTER IX - MURDER IN THE CHAPARRAL

6:47

CHAPTER X - "A DAMNED POOR APOLOGY FOR A MAN"

4:58
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A young line‑rider named Jack Roberts wakes before dawn in the open Panhandle, ready for a long day of cattle work. He hums a simple cowboy tune while preparing a modest breakfast, then saddles a pony and scans the rolling mesas for stray cattle, his keen eyes spotting brands that most would miss. The vast, flower‑strewn landscape and wandering herds set the stage for a life defined by hard labor, camaraderie, and the rhythm of the open range.

Along the way Jack encounters the towering, good‑natured Jumbo Wilkins, a fellow ranch hand with a larger‑than‑life personality. Their easy banter about food, drink, and the challenges of frontier life reveals a bond forged by shared hardship and humor. As they trade stories and plan their next moves, listeners are drawn into the rugged, sun‑kissed world of early Texas cattlemen, where every sunrise promises both toil and the simple joys of a life lived under endless skies.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (390K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Roger Frank and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

Aug 15, 2007

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

William MacLeod Raine

William MacLeod Raine

1871–1954

A prolific storyteller of the American frontier, he turned cow towns, mining camps, and border country into fast-moving Western adventures that kept readers hooked for decades. Though born in London, he became one of the best-known novelists of the Old West in the United States.

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