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The Ghost of One-Eyed Gulch is a rough and adventurous short story by B. M. Bower, an American writer famous for his Western novels, published in 1913. The story is part of her larger body of work that frequently explored themes and settings of the early 20th century American West. B. M. Bower was a writer from the early 1900s to the 1930s and became especially popular for her stories set in ranch and cowboy settings.
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Summary
Happy Jack, by some freak of misguided ambition, was emulating rather heavily the elfish imagination of Andy Green. He was?to put it baldly and colloquially?throwing a big load into the Native Son who jingled his gorgeous silver spurs close alongside Happy¡¯s more soberly accoutered heel.