
Seventeen short stories with Western themes. The title story is on a dumb father and a bright son, Dutch Elm is the search for a boy lost in a cornfield, and in Hoot, a lonely farmer is so used to his loneliness that he leaves when his brother moves in. By the author of The Tall Uncut.
1958
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