Fiction · 1902
The Virginian
A Horseman of the Plains
The Virginian, first published in 1902, has been pulled into the Bibliomancer archive: the complete text, carefully cleaned and typeset, free to read online. Its editorial introduction is still being prepared.
Contents
- Dedication
- To the Reader
- I — Enter the Man
- II — “When You Call Me That, Smile!”
- III — Steve Treats
- IV — Deep Into Cattle Land
- V — Enter the Woman
- VI — Em’ly
- VII — Through Two Snows
- VIII — The Sincere Spinster
- IX — The Spinster Meets the Unknown
- X — Where Fancy Was Bred
- XI — “You’re Going to Love Me Before We Get Through”
- XII — Quality and Equality
- XIII — The Game and the Nation—Act First
- XIV — Between the Acts
- XV — The Game and the Nation—Act Second
- XVI — The Game and the Nation—Last Act
- XVII — Scipio Moralizes
- XVIII — “Would You Be a Parson?”
- XIX — Dr. Macbride Begs Pardon
- XX — The Judge Ignores Particulars
- XXI — In a State of Sin
- XXII — “What Is a Rustler?”
- XXIII — Various Points
- XXIV — A Letter with a Moral
- XXV — Progress of the Lost Dog
- XXVI — Balaam and Pedro
- XXVII — Grandmother Stark
- XXVIII — No Dream to Wake from
- XXIX — Word to Bennington
- XXX — A Stable on the Flat
- XXXI — The Cottonwoods
- XXXII — Superstition Trail
- XXXIII — The Spinster Loses Some Sleep
- XXXIV — To Fit Her Finger
- XXXV — With Malice Aforethought
- XXXVI — At Dunbarton
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