Jimmyjohn Boss and Other Stories

Owen Wister
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Dive into Jimmyjohn Boss and Other Stories, the fifth published work by Owen Wister, celebrated author of the quintessential Western novel, The Virginian. Released in 1900, this collection features eight captivating short stories that vividly capture the spirit of the American West. (Summary by David Wales)

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  2. Aug 23

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  3. Aug 22

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  4. Aug 21

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  5. Aug 20

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  6. Aug 19

    Harper's Young People, Vol. 01, Issue 08, Dec. 23, 1879-Various

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  8. Aug 17

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Dive into Jimmyjohn Boss and Other Stories, the fifth published work by Owen Wister, celebrated author of the quintessential Western novel, The Virginian. Released in 1900, this collection features eight captivating short stories that vividly capture the spirit of the American West. (Summary by David Wales)

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