Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Vindication of Robert Creighton: A Tale of the Southwest
Mr. Quinn or Dr. Quinn. The reader will remember him as Quinn.
He was a man of frank, striking appearance, dark complexion, and brilliant eyes.
Quinn loved two things - the mountains and children. He loved the mountains because they had given him health and a vision. He could have loved no living thing more tenderly than he loved the mountains. His golden text seven days in the week was, I will lift mine eyes unto the hills.
And he loved children. He loved them because they were natural and told the truth. If they are your friends, he said, they like you for your own sake and not for anything they can get out Of you; children know their friends by instinct.
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