The X Bar X Boys at Nugget Camp
1928

The X Bar X Boys at Nugget Camp
1928
The X Bar X Boys at Nugget Camp, published in 1928 by James Cody Ferris, is a children's adventure novel set in the western frontier. The story follows brothers Roy and Teddy Manley, along with their friends, as they face challenges of ranch life and embark on thrilling escapades. Their adventure begins with a dramatic chase after a runaway pony, leading to a fateful encounter with a wounded miner named Jerry Decker, whose story of lost gold nuggets sets the stage for further adventures in Nugget Camp.
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“That's where all the trouble in life comes from. Thinking.””
— James Cody Ferris
“I don’t particularly want to think of your funeral because I’d much prefer to die before you do. But I mean, if I were going to your funeral, at any rate it would be an orgy of grief. I should take a lot of handkerchiefs.””
— James Cody Ferris
“I've got a very nice staff here. People with patience, you know, and good temper, and not too brainy, because if you have people who are brainy, they are bound to be very impatient.””
— James Cody Ferris
“The things she said seemed to have very little relation to the last thing she had said a minute before. She was the sort of person, Tommy thought, who might know a great deal more than she chose to reveal.””
— James Cody Ferris
“They're like children, really. Only children are far more logical which makes it difficult sometimes with them. But these people are illogical, they want to be reassured by your telling them what they want to believe. Then they're quite happy again for a bit.””
— James Cody Ferris
“I’ve become a killer of the Lord. It’s the Lord’s will that I should kill you. So that makes it all right. You do see that, don’t you? You see, it makes it all right.””
— James Cody Ferris
“She was an expert in the exact amount of condolence which would be acceptable.””
— James Cody Ferris
“I hate mourning,” she said. “It always smells of moth balls because it’s been laid up somewhere.” “You don’t need to go on wearing mourning. It’s only to go to the funeral in,” said Tommy. “Oh no, I know that. In a minute or two I’m going to go up and put on a scarlet jersey just to cheer things up. You can make me another White Lady.” “Really, Tuppence, I had no idea that funerals would bring out this party feeling.””
— James Cody Ferris
“This book is dedicated to the many readers in this and in other countries who write to me asking: ‘What has happened to Tommy and Tuppence? What are they doing now?’ My best wishes to you all, and I hope you will enjoy meeting Tommy and Tuppence again, years older, but with spirit unquenched!””
— James Cody Ferris
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