The Quickening: A Tale of Love, Betrayal, and Redemption in the American WestGood Press, 5 dec 2019 - 780 pagina's Francis Lynde's novel, 'The Quickening', is a gripping tale of love, betrayal, and redemption set against the backdrop of the American West. Lynde's crisp prose and vivid descriptions bring the rugged landscapes and complex characters to life, immersing the reader in a bygone era of frontier justice. The narrative skillfully weaves together themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the power of forgiveness, making 'The Quickening' both a page-turner and a thought-provoking exploration of human nature. This work exemplifies the romantic literary tradition of the late 19th century, with its focus on moral dilemmas and the triumph of the human spirit. Francis Lynde's masterful storytelling and attention to detail make 'The Quickening' a standout work in the Western genre, deserving of a place on any enthusiast's bookshelf. |
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... a sancterfied woman as Martha Gordon won't make out to toll a man up to the pearly gates, I allow the' ain't no preacher goin' to do it." "Well, now; maybe that's the reason," drawled Japheth Pettigrass, the BETHESDA.
... a sancterfied woman as Martha Gordon won't make out to toll a man up to the pearly gates, I allow the' ain't no preacher goin' to do it." "Well, now; maybe that's the reason," drawled Japheth Pettigrass, the BETHESDA.
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... Japheth Pettigrass, the only unmarried man in the small circle of listeners; but he was promptly put down by the tall mountaineer. "Hold on thar, Japhe Pettigrass! I allow the' ain't no dyed-in-the-wool hawss-trader like you goin' to ...
... Japheth Pettigrass, the only unmarried man in the small circle of listeners; but he was promptly put down by the tall mountaineer. "Hold on thar, Japhe Pettigrass! I allow the' ain't no dyed-in-the-wool hawss-trader like you goin' to ...
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... Japheth Pettigrass was wont to declare that you could hear the crackling of the flames and the cries of the doomed. The opening exercises were over—the Bible reading, the long, impassioned prayer, the hymn singing—and the preacher stood ...
... Japheth Pettigrass was wont to declare that you could hear the crackling of the flames and the cries of the doomed. The opening exercises were over—the Bible reading, the long, impassioned prayer, the hymn singing—and the preacher stood ...
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... Japheth Pettigrass ; and you , William Layne : God Almighty will deal with that poor sinner in His own way . For him , for every impenitent soul here to - night , the hour has struck . ' Now is the accepted time ; now is the day of ...
... Japheth Pettigrass ; and you , William Layne : God Almighty will deal with that poor sinner in His own way . For him , for every impenitent soul here to - night , the hour has struck . ' Now is the accepted time ; now is the day of ...
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... Japheth Pettigrass's, overheard in Hargis's store on the first day of the meetings, flicked into his mind and stuck there: "Hit's scare, first, last, and all the time, with Brother Silas. He knows mighty well that a good bunch o ...
... Japheth Pettigrass's, overheard in Hargis's store on the first day of the meetings, flicked into his mind and stuck there: "Hit's scare, first, last, and all the time, with Brother Silas. He knows mighty well that a good bunch o ...
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