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Little Britches: Father And I Were Ranchers,New Donahue And Neither Will WeA Most Appealing Book . . . Its Genuineness And Its Simplicity Will Build Up A Large Audience Of Enthusiastic Readers. San Francisco Chronicleralph Moody Was Eight Years Old In 1906 When His Family Moved From New Hampshire To A Colorado Ranch. Through His Eyes We Experience The Pleasures And Perils Of Ranching There Early In The Twentieth Century. Auctions And Roundups, Family Picnics, Irrigation Wars, Tornadoes And Wind Storms Give Authentic Color To