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Masters of the Wheat-Lands

Harold Bindloss

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .She stopped a moment, gazing at the foaming water, until the man’s hand tightened on her fingers, and she felt his other hand rest upon her waist.

“Now,” he assured her, “I won’t let you fall.”

She was on the other side of the gap in another moment. Wondering uneasily why she had obeyed the compelling 50 pressure, but glad to see that the stranger’s face was perfectly unmoved, and that he was evidently quite unconscious of having done anything unusual, she crossed without mishap. When they stood on the shingle he dropped her hand.

“Thank you,” she said. “I’m afraid you got rather wet.”

The man laughed, and he had a pleasant laugh. “Oh,” he replied, “I’m used to it.” There was a little silence and he asked: “Isn’t there a village with a hotel in it, a mile or two from here?”

“Yes,” the girl answ. . . Read More

Community Reviews

Set in the beginning of the 20th Century, a book of its time - fascinating.

This book jumped around a bit, and as a result, was less appealing to me than most of the other Bindloss books I've read.

We begin on the prairies of Manitoba. People are turning over the turf and planting wheat, oats, and so forth. Gregory Hawtrey has come over form England to make good. He's sort

Hawtrey loves Sally. Maybe. He's also planning to marry Agatha. Probably. Wyllard loves nobody, we think, but he's a really good guy. Hawtrey breaks his leg (oh, Hawtrey) and sends Wyllard out to England to fetch Agatha, because really, why not get married after serious accident? But Agatha's not so