Bibliograph

John Muir's stickeen, told by Bill Harley

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John Muir's stickeen, told by Bill Harley

Language

eng

Form of composition

other

Format of music

not applicable

Literary text for sound recordings

memoirs

Main title

John Muir's stickeen

Music parts

not applicable

Oclc number

1057803731

Responsibility statement

told by Bill Harley

Summary

Recounts Muir's Alaskan adventures in 1880 with his little black dog named Stickeen an animal that Muir initially views with scorn but comes to regard with the greatest affection following a near-death experience on a frozen glacier

Table Of Contents

Introduction (4:03) -- Meet Stickeen - "So small and worthless" (10:02) -- The adventure - "Where thou goest I will go" (10:01) -- The obstacle - "A very wide and straight crevasse" (10:00) -- Journey's end - "At worst we can only slip" (11:28) -- Taylor's Bay (0:49)

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