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The Son of his Father   By: (1867-1943)

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The Son of his Father by Ridgwell Cullum is a captivating tale set against the beautiful backdrop of the Canadian wilderness. This thrilling adventure follows the journey of Tom Reynolds, a young man striving to escape the shadows of his infamous outlaw father.

Cullum's vivid descriptions bring the untamed landscapes to life, immersing readers in the rugged environment where Tom finds himself. From the towering mountains to the rushing rivers, every scene comes alive with a vividness that is truly admirable. The author's love and knowledge of the Canadian wilderness shines through, accentuating the story's authenticity.

The protagonist, Tom Reynolds, is a well-crafted character who undergoes tremendous growth throughout the narrative. As he battles his internal conflicts and grapples with his inherited reputation, Tom's journey becomes an exploration of his own identity. Cullum skillfully portrays Tom's transformation, delving into his fear, determination, and unwavering resilience. Readers will find themselves rooting for him every step of the way.

The supporting characters are equally well-drawn, each adding depth and complexity to the story. Whether it be the enigmatic wilderness guide who becomes Tom's mentor or the beautiful but mysterious woman who captures his heart, every character serves a purpose in the larger narrative, contributing to the book's overall richness.

The pacing of The Son of his Father is steady, combining moments of intense action and quiet introspection. The author strikes a perfect balance between heart-stopping adventures and quieter, more reflective scenes, allowing readers to catch their breath while remaining engaged with the story. The plot twists and turns, keeping readers on their toes until the very end.

However, one minor flaw in this otherwise exceptional book is the occasional tendency towards exposition. At times, the author provides excessive background information, disrupting the flow of the narrative. While it does serve to deepen our understanding of the characters and their motivations, a more subtle approach may have made for a smoother reading experience.

Overall, The Son of his Father is a gripping tale of family, identity, and redemption. Ridgwell Cullum's masterful storytelling combines with his deep appreciation for the Canadian wilderness to create a tale that is as engaging as it is evocative. This book is a must-read for anyone who enjoys an enthralling adventure set in a stunning, untamed landscape.

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[Frontispiece: With Eyes Wide and Staring She Looked About Her]

THE SON OF HIS FATHER

BY

RIDGWELL CULLUM

AUTHOR OF

"THE MEN WHO WROUGHT," "THE WAY OF THE STRONG," "THE NIGHT RIDERS," "THE WATCHERS OF THE PLAINS," ETC.

Illustrations by

DOUGLAS DUER

PHILADELPHIA

GEORGE W. JACOBS & COMPANY

PUBLISHERS

Copyright, 1915, by

George W. Jacobs & Company

Published March, 1917

All rights reserved

Printed in U. S. A.

TO

G. RALPH HALL CAINE

WHOSE SYMPATHY WITH MY WORK HAS NEVER

FAILED TO CHEER ME THROUGHOUT

OUR LONG AND VALUED

FRIENDSHIP

CONTENTS

CHAP.

I Unrepentant II In Chastened Mood III Gordon Arrives IV Gordon Lands at Snake's Fall V A Letter Home VI Gordon Prospects Snake's Fall VII "Miss Hazel" VIII At Buffalo Point IX The First Check X Gordon Makes His Bid for Fortune XI Hazel Mallinsbee's Campaign XII Thinking Hard XIII Slosson Snatches at Opportunity XIV The Reward of Victory XV In Council XVI Something Doing XVII The Code Book XVIII Ways that are Dark XIX James Carbhoy Arrives XX The Boom in Earnest XXI A Trifle XXII On the Trail XXIII In New York XXIV Preparing for the Finale XXV The Rescue XXVI Cashing In

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