CHAPTER XXXIII. WHAT THE FOOTSTEPS MEANT

THE LOST TRAIL By Edward S. Ellis

CONTENTS I AN ENEMY IN A TREE II WHAT A RIFLE-SHOT DID III ON THE BANK OF THE MISSISSIPPI IV THE VISITOR FROM THE OTHER SHORE V AROUND THE CAMP-FIRE VI NIGHT AND MORNING VII A SURPRISED FISHERMAN VIII BEHIND THE TREE IX A TIMELY ARRIVAL X AT BAY XI A PRIMITIVE FORT XII AMONG THE TREE-TOPS XIII A MESSAGE XIV THE MANEUVRES OF DEERFOOT XV "TALL OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW" XVI ON THE RIVER XVII THE LOUISIANA SHORE XVIII ON THE LOUISIANA SHORE XIX THE SMOKE OF A CAMPFIRE XX "GOOD-BYE!" XXI THE NEIGH OF A HORSE XXII A STRANGER XXIII AN ABORIGINAL HOME XXIV DEERFOOT XXV AT BAY XXVI AN UNEXPECTED INTERVIEW XXVII A FAILURE XXVIII THE EAVESDROPPER XXIX WITHIN THE WIGWAM XXX AN UNWELCOME VISITOR XXXI PURSUER AND PURSUED XXXII TURNING THE TABLES XXXIII CONCLUSION

THE DAUGHTER OF THE CHIEFTAIN The Story Of An Indian Girl By Edward S. Ellis.

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