Category: Historical Novels
Danny Harding was what his mother's friends termed "wonderfully fortunate," but Danny himself took quite another view of his life's circumstances as he hurried home from school one afternoon, an hour before the regular time for dismissal.
Danny Harding was what his mother's friends termed "wonderfully fortunate," but Danny himself took quite another view of his life's circumstances as he hurried home from school...
2. Part 2Then McKenzie slipped quietly back, and Danny started forward up the long, dark trail alone. The ghost of a moon showed dimly through the black cloud-rack, now and again, and fi...
3. Part 3Down went the book-satchel, but not in fear this time. Billy Hastings had called--called excitedly--and Billy was known to furnish nearly all the third-grade thrills there were....
4. Part 4When Louise crept back into the schoolroom--ahead of Tinsie Willis, who was still searching for her--she found things very troublous indeed. The children were naughty and restle...
5. Part 5"There is no 'freedom' except in loyal obedience to law," she told him one day. "America is a 'free' country because--though here are gathered people from all lands--they join t...