An edition of The Old Man and The Boy (1957)

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An edition of The Old Man and The Boy (1957)

The old man and the boy

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In The Old Man and The Boy, Robert Ruark has written a classic. The story of this fabulous friendship has no parallel in modern literature. It has already been acclaimed as one of the most moving and beautifully written tales of this or any other decade.

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Publisher
G.K. Hall
Language
English
Pages
402

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Cover of: Ye ye he wo
Ye ye he wo: The old man and the boy
2007, Ru guo chu ban she, Da yan wen hua shi ye gu fen you xian gong si
in Chinese - Chu ban
Cover of: The old man and the boy
The old man and the boy
1994, G.K. Hall
in English
Cover of: The old man and the boy
The old man and the boy
1993, Henry Holt
in English - 1st Owl Book ed.
Cover of: The Old Man and the boy.
The Old Man and the boy.
1957, Holt
in English - [1st ed.]

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First Sentence

""THERE'S ALWAYS ONE WAY TO SEPARATE THE MEN FROM THE BOYS . . ." the old man said. "Watch and see if a feller'll do a thing the hard way, when all the other fellers are sitting around grumbling and quarrelling it can't be done...""

Edition Notes

Published in
Thorndike, Me
Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
813/.54
Library of Congress
PS3535.U15 O4 1994

The Physical Object

Pagination
402 p. (large print) :
Number of pages
402

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1082181M
Internet Archive
isbn_9780816159666
ISBN 10
0816159661
LCCN
94005764
Library Thing
466592
Goodreads
526979

Work Description

Mr. Ruark narrates a semi-autobiographical account of his childhood with himself cast as "the Boy" and his two grandfathers combined into "the Old Man". The Old Man and the Boy engage in all manner of outdoor activity that was available to a person living in the southern United States in the 1920s, mainly hunting and fishing. These stories were originally articles printed in Field & Stream in the 1950's and were combined into this book.

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