The Pony Rider Boys in Montana - Patchin, Frank Gee
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Forsythe! announced the trainman in a loud voice. "That is where we get off, is it not!" asked Tad Butler. "Yes, this is the place," answered Professor Zepplin. "I don't see any place," objected Stacy Brown, peering from the car window. "Where is it?" "You'll see it in a minute," said Walter Perkins. "Chunky, we are too busy to bother answering all your silly questions. Why don't you get a railroad guide? Town's on the other side. It's one of those one-sided towns. Use your eyes more and your tongue less," added Ned Rector impatiently.

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Forsythe! announced the trainman in a loud voice. "That is where we get off, is it not!" asked Tad Butler. "Yes, this is the place," answered Professor Zepplin. "I don't see any place," objected Stacy Brown, peering from the car window. "Where is it?" "You'll see it in a minute," said Walter Perkins. "Chunky, we are too busy to bother answering all your silly questions. Why don't you get a railroad guide? Town's on the other side. It's one of those one-sided towns. Use your eyes more and your tongue less," added Ned Rector impatiently.
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Frank Gee Patchin was an American author known for his contributions to children's literature. Born in 1861 in Wayland, New York, he became renowned for writing adventure books, particularly his popular series Battleship Boys and Pony Rider Boys. Throughout his career, Patchin published over 200 books, many under different pseudonyms such as Victor Durham and Jessie Graham Flower. His works, often filled with thrilling escapades, captivated young readers with stories of bravery and exploration. Frank Gee Patchin s writing was widely appreciated for its engaging plots and characters, reflecting a spirit of adventure that resonated with his audience. In addition to his fiction, Patchin s ability to create series-based narratives allowed him to reach a broad audience over several decades. He passed away in 1925 at the age of 64, leaving behind a legacy of adventure stories that continue to be cherished by those who enjoy tales of youthful determination and courage.