About this book
"He went with his widowed mother to California in 1854, and was thrown as a young man into the hurly-burly which he more than any other writer has made real to distant and later people. He was by turns a miner, school-teacher, express messenger, printer, and journalist. The types which live again in his pages are thus not only what he observed, but what he himself impersonated in his own experience." (from the BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH (introduction to) COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS By Bret Harte)
Chapters
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- 1Coyote - Read by ALP1:21 · read by Algy Pug
- 2Coyote - Read by BK1:30 · read by Bruce Kachuk
- 3Coyote - Read by BSD1:11 · read by Brian Darby
- 4Coyote - Read by CB1:08 · read by Caitlin Buckley
- 5Coyote - Read by DK1:12 · read by Dave182
- 6Coyote - Read by DL1:21 · read by David Lawrence
- 7Coyote - Read by EL1:18 · read by Newgatenovelist
- 8Coyote - Read by GG1:32 · read by Greg Giordano
- 9Coyote - Read by IK1:23 · read by Ian King
- 10Coyote - Read by LAH1:19 · read by Lee Ann Howlett
- 11Coyote - Read by LLW1:34 · read by Leonard Wilson (1930-2024)
- 12Coyote - Read by MK1:29 · read by Maria Kasper
- 13Coyote - Read by PS1:12 · read by Phil Schempf
- 14Coyote - Read by RF1:20 · read by Ryan Finch
- 15Coyote - Read by RP1:26 · read by Rapunzelina
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