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In 'Faro Nell and Her Friends: Wolfville Stories', Alfred Henry Lewis crafts a vivid tapestry of the wild American frontier through a collection of interwoven tales set in the fictional town of Wolfville. With ardent prose steeped in the vernacular of the time, Lewis draws readers into the rugged landscape of the late 19th-century West. Each story introduces a rich array of characters, from sharp-witted gamblers to stoic townsfolk, bound together by the gritty realities and moral complexities of their time. The narrative's authenticity captures the period's nuances, making it a valuable piece of Americana within its literary context. Alfred Henry Lewis, a journalist, lawyer, and novelist, brought to 'Faro Nell and Her Friends' his keen observational skills and a profound understanding of the human condition. Writing during an era when the mythical West began to solidify in the American consciousness, Lewis's personal experiences and sociopolitical insights undoubtedly informed the texture and depth of his storytelling, shaping a narrative that resonates with historical significance. The reader seeking not just adventure but also a mirror reflecting the cultural ethos of a bygone era will find in Lewis's collection a work to be admired and pondered. 'Faro Nell and Her Friends' invites enthusiasts of historical fiction and scholars alike to explore these tales, which not only entertain but also serve as a study of the frontier spirit. This edition, brought forth by DigiCat Publishing, ensures that Lewis's legacy endures to captivate and educate new generations on the perennial human themes encapsulated within the dusty streets and saloons of Wolfville.

"Wolfville Days" from Alfred Henry Lewis. American investigative journalist, lawyer, novelist, editor, and short story writer (1855-1914).

"Faro Nell and Her Friends-Wolfville Stories" from Alfred Henry Lewis. American investigative journalist, lawyer, novelist, editor, and short story writer (1855-1914).

In this 1913 fifth and final collection of Wolfville stories -- Faro Nell and Her Friends -- Alfred Henry Lewis chronicles another cycle of Wolfville happenings with all the old characters -- that have not yet been "shot up" -- appearing in their old roles of Doc Peets, Old Monte, etc. As suggested by the title, Faro Nell plays a much more central role than in earlier novels. ..".the book is amusing NY Times 182290 My 11 13 220w." Included in this Illustrated Edition are all 13 original illustrations, rejuvenated.

Thrilling western tale by Alfred Henry Lewis. This is part of the Wolfville series, that thrilled readers for years.