
RED SAUNDERS
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Red awakens to a sunrise that fills his old barn with a chorus of birds, and he greets the day with the same gusto he brings to everything else. With a silk neckerchief drying on his face, he wanders the yard, plucking a rosebud and marveling at its “old‑time smell.” His restless spirit is already humming, ready to turn even the simplest chores into a lively performance.
When Miss Mattie appears, her sleepy‑yet‑bright demeanor meets Red’s boisterous charm in a playful exchange of jokes and practical tasks. Together they light a fire, grind coffee, and tease each other about baseball and childhood games, revealing a partnership grounded in humor and common sense. Their banter hints at a deeper bond that will carry them beyond the homestead, promising the kind of spirited adventures that take them from quiet New England mornings to far‑flung horizons.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (87K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-04-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
1869–1930
A lively early-20th-century storyteller, he mixed Western settings with a playful sense of humor. His fiction often drew on time spent on ranches in the Dakotas, giving even his comic tales a strong feel for frontier life.
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