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For many, many, weary months the Pilgrim journeyed in the wide and pathless Desert of Facts. So many indeed were the months that the wayworn Pilgrim, himself, came at last to forget their number.

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This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.

This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely... Read Full Overview

And always, for the Pilgrim, the sky by day was a sky of brass, softened not by so much as a wreath of cloud mist. Always, for him, the hot air was stirred not by so much as the lift of a wild bird's wing. Never, for him, was the awful stillness of the night broken by voice of... Read Full Overview

And always, for the Pilgrim, the sky by day was a sky of brass, softened not by so much as a wreath of cloud mist. Always, for him, the hot air was stirred not by so much as the lift of a wild bird's wing. Never, for him, was the awful stillness of the night broken by voice of... Read Full Overview

And always, for the Pilgrim, the sky by day was a sky of brass, softened not by so much as a wreath of cloud mist. Always, for him, the hot air was stirred not by so much as the lift of a wild bird's wing. Never, for him, was the awful stillness of the night broken by voice of... Read Full Overview

For many, many, weary months the Pilgrim journeyed in the wide and pathless Desert of Facts. So many indeed were the months that the wayworn Pilgrim, himself, came at last to forget their number. And always, for the Pilgrim, the sky by day was a sky of brass, softened not by... Read Full Overview

For many, many, weary months the Pilgrim journeyed in the wide and pathless Desert of Facts. So many indeed were the months that the wayworn Pilgrim, himself, came at last to forget their number. And always, for the Pilgrim, the sky by day was a sky of brass, softened not by... Read Full Overview

For many, many, weary months the Pilgrim journeyed in the wide and pathless Desert of Facts. So many indeed were the months that the wayworn Pilgrim, himself, came at last to forget their number. And always, for the Pilgrim, the sky by day was a sky of brass, softened not by... Read Full Overview

During the early 20th century, Harold Bell Wright was one of America's most popular authors, and he helped make Westerns one of America's favorite genres, whether in print or on the screen. However, Wright also wrote this short fantasy tale about a would-be king.

The Uncrowned King is a novel written by Harold Bell Wright. The story revolves around a young man named Richard Dare, who is the son of a wealthy businessman. Richard is sent to college to further his education, but he soon realizes that he is not interested in pursuing a career... Read Full Overview

For many, many, weary months the Pilgrim journeyed in the wide and pathless Desert ofFacts. So many indeed were the months that the wayworn Pilgrim, himself, came at last toforget their number.And always, for the Pilgrim, the sky by day was a sky of brass, softened not by so... Read Full Overview

The Uncrowned King, a classical book, has been considered important throughout the human history, and so that this work is never forgotten we at Alpha Editions have made efforts in its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for present and future generations... Read Full Overview

The Uncrowned King is a novel written by Harold Bell Wright and is available in a large print edition. The story revolves around a young man named Billy who is the heir to a vast fortune. However, he is not interested in material wealth and decides to leave his family and go... Read Full Overview

The Uncrowned King is a novel written by Harold Bell Wright, originally published in 1910. The story is set in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri and revolves around the life of David Langston, a wealthy businessman who has recently inherited his father's fortune. Despite his wealth,... Read Full Overview