Winston of the Prairie

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Winston of the Prairie

by Harold Bindloss

EN·~9 hours·35 chapters

Chapters

35 total

[Illustration: Cover Art.]

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[Frontispiece: Floundering on foot beside them he urged the team through the powdery drifts.]

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By HAROLD BINDLOSS

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Author of Alton of Somasco, The Cattle-Baron's Daughter, The Dust of Conflict, etc.

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ILLUSTRATED BY - V. HERBERT DUNTON

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ILLUSTRATIONS

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WINSTON OF THE PRAIRIE

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CHAPTER I - RANCHER WINSTON

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CHAPTER II - LANCE COURTHORNE

18:49

CHAPTER III - TROOPER SHANNON'S QUARREL

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Description

In a wind‑swept stretch of the northern prairie, a lone rancher battles the bitter cold and the relentless solitude of a frontier settlement. Winston’s weather‑worn coat and steady gray eyes hint at a life forged by hardship, while his quiet pride keeps him moving from the frosty streets to the warm glow of the local hotel. As he waits for his mail, the cramped post office and the bustling inn reveal a close‑knit community, each character offering a glimpse of the rugged camaraderie that sustains life on the plains.

The narrative follows Winston’s ordinary evening that quickly becomes a catalyst for larger concerns—rumors of a treacherous ice‑bound ford and the whispered worries of neighbors hint at looming dangers. Through crisp dialogue and vivid description, the story captures the stark beauty of the prairie and the resilient spirit of its people. Listeners will find themselves drawn into Winston’s world, where every gust of wind and every whispered promise carries the weight of survival and the promise of adventure.

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Language

en

Duration

~9 hours (531K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2005-01-23

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Harold Bindloss

Harold Bindloss

1866–1945

Best known for vivid adventure stories set in western Canada, this English novelist drew on years spent at sea and in the colonies to give his fiction a strong sense of place. His books became popular for their frontier settings, practical detail, and steady, readable storytelling.

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