I think it was a combination of the sleepiness setting with the pleasure setting that made Morn feel amorous in Nick's company.

Thank you, Avatar, for providing the L'Amour quote, which is pretty great, and also for the information about JT Edson. He sounds like another entertaining author.

Yup. Fishers, mink, weasels... Very cool family of animals. Actually, Fist, I hadn't until now. I was just browsing through the photo gallery and saw your photo of fishers in the Muttley Crew photo album, and stopped to admire and comment on it. I agree that mustelids are a great mammal family! I l...

Of course, the fact that CH looks like he could have walked out of one of those stories doesn't help.  ;) Can't argue with that. I've lately ditched the handlebar mustache for a beard, but still have that western aura for the time being. :bang: https://kevinswatch.com/phpBB3/app.php/gallery/image/5...

Read a few of those books myself - quite often the 'Picadilly westerns', westerns written by UK authors who'd never set foot in the US, but simply wrote following the format of the genre. Sounds like interesting reading, Peter! I figure if they can sound like they experienced the old Anerican West,...

I have read all of those recommendations and I agree! My dad read westerns and as he finished them they ended up in a stack and eventually I started reading them. Pretty sure I read all or close to all the books Louis L'Amour. had written. Nothing highbrow but good storytelling and easy reading. Ye...

Currently reading a book set in the western U.S. circa rhe year 1867, involving cattle drivers hoping to soon settle down and make better lives for themselves and their loved ones. It's called The Daybreakers , by Louis L'Amour. Sigh. :D OK. :D My dad was a huge western fan, and I basically grew up...

I’ve never read any L’Amour. But my understanding is that he is supposed to be among the defining authors of the American Western. This is my first time reading him, Menolly, though I have seen his name in bookstores ever since I was a little kid. He's got a simple style that manages to be wry and ...

Mhoram?

Well, just what y'all need must seem tidy like soap wash bath mats.

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Currently reading a book set in the western U.S. circa rhe year 1867, involving cattle drivers hoping to soon settle down and make better lives for themselves and their loved ones. It's called The Daybreakers, by Louis L'Amour.

Indeed, CONGRATULATIONS on surpassing 24,000 posts, Menolly!!! :R :bounce03: :nanaparty: :letsparty: :nanaparty: :yeehaa: :ct16: :ct03: :ct19: :banana: :7up: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :c...

Just finished up my latest reading project, The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin . It feels like I'm in the room with the man himself. He confides his views on many subjects, but one subject in particular stays with me. BF had a whole chapter on time organization and mental reflection intended for...

Gracias, Sam.

My question:

Who warns Terisa that she will get Geraden killed if she tells him about the Congery's decision to translate the champion?

Fortunately, if the online user data at the bottom of the KW Index page is to be believed, we are having more online visitors than ever before.

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Picard comes as a rental captain for your starship travel if you just order today!

Warden is at his best when he is wary? =

IrrationalSanity provides a good hint. Cord Hurn you are are heading in right direction - if you knew who Torrent resembled you could back into the answer. Great hint, Sam! Torrent most resembled her mother Queen Madin, so it's Myste and Elega that favor their father King Joyse in resemblance. Answ...