Henry Herbert Knibbs

Henry Herbert Knibbs
Henry Herbert Knibbs (1874–1945) was an American poet and author best known for his works inspired by the American West. He wrote numerous cowboy poems and western stories, capturing the spirit of frontier life. Among his notable works are "Songs of the Outlands" and "Riders of the Stars," which celebrate the rugged landscapes and characters of the West. Knibbs' writing was appreciated for its authentic portrayal of cowboy culture and deep understanding of the Western way of life.

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CHAPTER I LITTLE JIM Little Jim knew that something strange had happened, because Big Jim, his father, had sold their few head of cattle, the work team, and the farm implements, keeping only the two saddle-horses and the pack-horse, Filaree. When Little Jim asked where his mother had gone, Big Jim told him that she had gone on a visit, and would be away a long time. Little Jim wanted to know if his... more...

Chapter I The Cañon Waring picketed his horse in a dim angle of the Agua Fria Cañon, spread his saddle-blanket to dry in the afternoon sun, and, climbing to a narrow ledge, surveyed the cañon from end to end with a pair of high-power glasses. He knew the men he sought would ride south. He was reasonably certain that they would not ride through the cañon in daylight. The natural trail through the... more...