Quotations on Independence and Social Ironies
A fragmented collection of aphorisms on independence gender roles and postwar attitudes. It notes belief in leadership followership and social behaviors while mocking pretensions and empty bragging. Readers encounter observations on luck love money and urban life with a satirical edge.
Cattleland Rush and a New York Dreamer
In a desert roundup scene a fearless rider saves a girl from a charging steer. The rescued girl clings to her father and a New Yorker, bold and polished, comments on the rodeo crowd. Clay Lindsay contemplates moving to New York Broadway after the rodeo, chasing fortune.
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Tucson
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Johnie Green
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Johnnie
Stace Wallis
Clay Lindsay
Stace
Slim
Clay
Johnnie Green
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Crichton
Lindsay
Ladine’s Boorish Disregard Dims Her Adventure
A brief, archaic scene describes the savor leaving the ladine’s adventure as she feels a sickening ache of disappointment and indignation over a boorish act. The tone suggests a setback in her courage and mood.
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