Wister's The Virginian: Entertaining and Instructive Novel

this extensive description and use of vivid imagery, such as comparing the town to "a soiled pack of cards," the reader is able to close his eyes and see for himself this small Western town of Medicine Bow as the narrator is seeing it. Another example of the narrator's observant tendencies is seen when he realizes that his "strict silence and attention to the corned beef made (him
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