Emerson Hough: 96 books

Sadler's Wells, on this mild and cheery spring morning, was a scene of fashion and of folly. Hither came the élite of London, after the custom of the day, to seek remedy in the reputed qualities of the springs for the weariness and lassitude resultant upon the long season of polite dissipations which...

This time the shaft went home. The florid countenance of young Captain Carlisle flushed yet ruddier beneath its tan. His lips set still more tightly under the scant reddish mustache. With a gesture of impatience he lifted his military hat and passed a hand over the auburn hair which flamed above his...

"The Girl at the Halfway House" has been called an American epic by critics who have read the manuscript. The author illustrates the strange life of the great westward movement which became so marked in this country after the civil war.

In this book the three young heroes of "The Young Alaskans," led by half-breed guides, follow the trail of the early transcontinental explorers across the Rocky Mountain Divide.

ROB, JOHN, AND JESSE IN CAMP Well, here we are, fellows, said Jesse Wilcox, as he threw down an armful of wood at the side of the camp-fire. For my part, I believe this is going to be about the best trip we ever had. That's what I was telling Rob to-day, said John Hardy, setting down a pail of water...

A romance of the Mississippi Delta, involving the most vital expression of the Southerner's view of the race problem that has yet appeared in fiction. The author describes the "black volcano" over which white Southerners live, in an intensely realistic manner. His knowledge of the white...

The populace of Spring Valley, largely assembled in the shade of the awnings which served as shelter against an ardent June sun, remained cold to the foregoing challenge. It had been repeated more than once by a stout, middle-aged man in shirt sleeves and a bent straw hat, who still turned a truculent...

Excerpt out of their folded sweaters. Soon they were helping Moise with his cooking at the fire and enjoying as usual their evening conversation with that cheerful friend. It did not take Moise, old-timer as he was, very long to get his bannocks and tea ready, and to fry the whitefish...

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The Gold Brick and The Gold Mine was a remarkable addition in literature on modern fiction by Emerson Huge. It is the story that criticises the general envy that arises seeing others property and prosperity. The robbers stealing peoples savings putting it in a cave and beat the trumpet that it is a gold mine that they have discovered. An interesting read!