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- Hope Hathaway; A Story of Western Ranch Life (Paperback)
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- The myth of the cowboy
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If it is added to AbeBooks by one of our member booksellers, we will notify you! Items related to Hope Hathaway; a story of western ranch life. Hope Hathaway; a story of western ranch life. Frances Parker. Then the boy picked himself up and walked unsteadily towardthe building, against which he leaned to regain his breath whileHathaway stood panting. Get your horse and get off this ranchor I'll break every bone in your damn body! You will treat my girl likethat, will you? You young puppy! Just look at the girl!
Any man would find it worth risking his neck for her! Herfather choked with rage. The girl moved forward a few steps, calling: "That's right, Sydney, keepyour nerve! When you're ready to call it off we'll try to be friendsagain. Hathaway watched him out of sight, then with anervous, bewildered shake of the head joined his wife and daughter atluncheon.
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Hathaway, as he appeared. You know I can't bear to wait for anyone! The dearboy is generally so very prompt. Her husband appearedabsent-minded and the meal began. The daughter, Hope, with quiet dignity befitting a matron, occupied thehead of the table, as she had done ever since her mother shifted theresponsibilities of the household to her young shoulders.
When thisquestion was asked she gave her father a quick glance. Would heacknowledge the truth? Evidently not, for he began immediately to talkabout the new fence near his boundary line. It was a shame, he said,that these people were settling in around him. All on earth these hobos are takingit up for is in expectation that I'll buy them out.
Well, maybe I will,and again maybe I won't. I'd do most anything to get rid of them, but Ican't buy the earth. Her mother gave herthe usual look of amazement.
Youno doubt meant to be witty, but you were none the less rude. Why do youallow her to say such things to you, James? You have succeeded inspoiling her completely. Perhaps he had learned in his years of experience that theless said the better.
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At any rate he made no effort to defend hisdaughter--his only child, and dear to him, too. If she had expected thathe would defend her it was only for a passing instant, then she returnedto her natural gravity. Her face had few expressions.
Its chief charmlay in its unchanging immobility, its utter quiet, behind which gleamedsomething of the girl's soul. When her rare smile came, lighting it upwonderfully, she was irresistible--in her anger, magnificent. Ordinarily she would not have been noticed at first glance, except,perhaps, for the exceptionally fine poise of her strong, slim body.
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Shewas a true daughter of the West, tanned almost as brown as an Indianmaid, and easily might have passed for a half-breed, with her blue-blackeyes and hair of the darkest brown. But if she had Indian blood she didnot know it. Her mother, during the season, a flitting butterfly of NewYork society, a Daughter of the Revolution by half a dozen lines ofdescent, would have been horrified at the mere thought.
The girl herself would not have cared had she been born and raised in anIndian camp. She had what Mrs.
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Hathaway termed queer ideas, due, as shealways took occasion to explain to her friends who visited the ranch, tothe uncivilized life that she had insisted upon living. Hope had been obstinate in refusing to leave the ranch. Threats andpunishments were unavailing. When a young child she had resolved neverto go away to school, and had set her small foot down so firmly that hermother was obliged to yield. Hathaway was secretly glad of this, forthe ranch was home to him, and he would not leave it for any length oftime.
The little girl was great company to him, for his wife was away monthsat a time, preferring the gayety of her New York home to the quiet,isolated ranch on the prairie. Some people were unkind enough to saythat it was a relief to Hathaway to have the place to himself, andcertain it is that he never made any objections to the arrangement. Their only child, Hope, was educated on the ranch by the bestinstructors procurable, and readily acquired all the education that wasnecessary to her happiness.
At Mrs.
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Hathaway's outburst the girl made no effort to defend herself,and was well aware from former experiences that her father would notcome to her aid. That he was afraid of her mother she would not admit. It seemed so weak and foolish. She had exalted ideas of what a manshould be. That her father fell below her standard she would notacknowledge.
She loved him so, was proud of his good points, and inmany ways he was a remarkable man, his greatest weakness, if it could becalled that, being his apparent fear of his wife. Her dominion over him,during her occasional visits at the ranch, was absolute.
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Hope shut hereyes to this, telling herself that it was caused by his desire to makeher happy during these rare opportunities. Hathaway did not respond to his wife's somewhat uncalled-for remarks,but after a moment of silence adroitly changed the subject by inquiringof Hope who it was that had ridden up to the ranch just as he left thatmorning. They have some sort of a country school up there inhis neighborhood, and I think, from what he said, and what some of theboys told me, that he must be the whole school board--clerk, trustees,and everything. He was on his way over to the Cross Bar ranch to see ifhe could secure that young fellow who came out from the East last fall.