Chip, of the Flying U

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Chip, of the Flying U

by B. M. Bower

EN·~4 hours·19 chapters

Chapters

19 total
1

CHAPTER I. — The Old Man's Sister.

22:42
2

CHAPTER II. — Over the “Hog's Back.”

14:08
3

CHAPTER III. — Silver.

18:00
4

CHAPTER IV. — An Ideal Picture.

14:25
5

CHAPTER V. — In Silver's Stall.

5:20
6

CHAPTER VI. — The Hum of Preparation.

10:24
7

CHAPTER VII. — Love and a Stomach Pump.

15:16
8

CHAPTER VIII. — Prescriptions.

10:28
9

CHAPTER IX. — Before the Round-up.

6:59
10

CHAPTER X. — What Whizzer Did.

17:24

Description

At the Flying U ranch life moves to the rhythm of horse hooves, clattering mail and the ever‑present dust of the prairie. When a two‑week‑old envelope arrives for the ranch’s patriarch—known affectionately as “the Old Man”—it brings unexpected news: his sister will be staying for the summer, and the whole crew must scramble to make the place hospitable. The opening scene introduces a colorful cast—Shorty the foreman, the lanky Chip, and a band of hard‑working cowboys—each reacting with a mix of curiosity, humor, and the quiet resignation that comes with frontier living.

The impending visit forces the ranch hands into a flurry of preparation: cooking up a proper meal, tidying a ramshackle house, and even planning a dance for the arriving guests. Their banter reveals rivalries, camaraderie, and the subtle pressures of keeping a remote operation running smoothly. As summer looms, listeners are invited into a world where simple chores become the backdrop for lively personalities and the promise of new adventures on the open range.

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Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (231K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Matthew H. Heller and David Widger

Release date

2005-11-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

B. M. Bower

B. M. Bower

1871–1940

A pioneering writer of Western fiction, she turned real ranch experience into lively stories full of cowboys, hard work, humor, and romance. Her books helped shape the popular image of the American West for early 20th-century readers.

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