title: Saddle Up: The Farm Journal Book of Western Horsemanship
author: Charles E. Ball
description: From dust jacket notes: "For everyone interested in riding - horsemen and those who want to be horsemen - here is the definitive book on Western riding...where the action is! Written by a 4-H Horse Club leader, this book is the first on Western horsemanship to combine authoritative text with dozens of clear how-to-do-it pictures. Most books about training and riding horses have concentrated on the Eastern (or English) style. But the increase in riding purely for pleasure has generated interest in the Western style....Illustrated with 137 photographs and drawings, Saddle Up! provides the young horseman with a wealth of information that will enable him to get the most in performance and enjoyment from his horse."
zlib_text: Falling For
  
  The
  
  Petticoat Physician
  
  By Clari Dees
  
    
  
  Copyright 2019 Clari Dees
  
  Published by: Forget Me Not Romances, a division of Winged Publications
  
  Cover Art: Cynthia Hickey
  
  This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are
  the product of the author’s imagination and are used fictitiously. Any
  resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is
  coincidental.
  
    
  
   **I**
  
  Dakota Territory
  
  Spring, 1887
  
  “Lady, you gonna get on my coach or not?”
  
  Charley’s gaze jerked from the mud-splattered stagecoach to the owner of the
  gruff voice.
  
  Yesterday’s coach driver had been a wizened old gentleman with sparse white
  whiskers and a gap-toothed smile, but the man checking the harnesses of the
  six-horse team was no more wizened than a full-grown oak. And the thick,
  reddish-brown beard covering the lower half of his face emphasized the annoyed
  scowl he leveled at her from beneath his battered Stetson.
  
  Charley took an involuntary step backwar