The Edward T. LeBlanc Memorial Dime Novel Bibliography

Item - A Night on the Prairie

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(Good News edition - source: NIU Libraries)
(Buffalo Bill Stories edition - source: NIU Libraries)
(New Tip Top Weekly edition - source: NIU Libraries)

Combined Summary

Online Full Text: Northern Illinois University (Buffalo Bill Stories edition)
Northern Illinois University (Good News edition)
Northern Illinois University (New Tip Top Weekly edition)
Series: Buffalo Bill Stories no. 393
Good News v. 6 no. 133 — page 2127
New Tip Top Weekly no. 62
Subject / Tag: Sketch
Author: Allen, Amy
Dates: November 19, 1892 (Good News edition)
November 21, 1908 (Buffalo Bill Stories edition)
October 4, 1913 (New Tip Top Weekly edition)
First Sentence: "Come, cousin Ned, tell us a story-do; one of your wild western tales, just suited to such a night as this," and my sister Minnie drew her chair closer to the cheerily-glowing grate as she spoke, and glanced shudderingly out into the storm and darkness of the night. (Good News edition)
Last Sentence: "That was a terrible night for me," said Ned, in conclusion, "for the villainous pack kept me treed, yelping and howling under me all night, till the coming light dispersed them, when I came down from my lodge and proceeded home as fast as I was able, where I found Dolly, and the good people of the house in a state bordering on distraction at my non-appearance." (Good News edition)

Known Editions

Good News edition (page 2127 in Good News, v. 6, no. 133, November 19, 1892)
Buffalo Bill Stories edition (in Buffalo Bill stories no. 393)
New Tip Top Weekly edition (in New Tip Top Weekly, no. 62)

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