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Dwellers in the Hills

Dwellers in the Hills

Melville Davisson Post

Dwellers in the Hills, written by Melville Davisson Post, is a novel set in the West Virginia mountains, reflecting the author's deep appreciation for nature and rural life. The story follows Quiller, who embarks on a challenging journey to retrieve cattle for his injured brother, Ward, while facing the harsh realities of adulthood. Published in the early 20th century, this work showcases Post's keen observations of human nature and the complexities of rural existence, contributing to his reputation as a notable American author with over 200 works to his name.

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