The Dune Country

By Earl H. Reed

Comparatively isolated human types are usually more interesting, for the reason that individual development and natural ruggedness have not been rounded and polished by social attrition. Social attrition would have ruined old Sipes, a part of Whose story is in this book, and if it had ever been mentioned to him he probably would have thought that it was something that lived up in the woods that he had never seen. Fictitious names have, for various reasons, been substituted for some of the characters in the fol lowing chapters. One of the old derelicts objected strenuously to the use of his name. I don't want to be in no book, said be. You can draw all the pitchers 0' me you want to, an' use 'em, but as fer names, there's nothin'

• Language: English
• Publisher: Forgotten Books
• Release date: Nov 6, 2017