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CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. The Great Wolfville Strike.
CHAPTER II. The Grinding of Dave Tutt.
CHAPTER III. The Feud of Pickles.
CHAPTER IV. Johnny Florer's Axle Grease.
CHAPTER V. Toothpick Johnson's Ostracism.
CHAPTER VI. The Wolfville Daily Coyote.
CHAPTER VII. Cherokee Hall Plays Poker.
CHAPTER VIII. The Treachery of Curly Ben
CHAPTER IX. Colonel Sterett's Reminiscences
CHAPTER X. How the Dumb Man Rode.
CHAPTER XI. How Prince Hat Got Help.
CHAPTER XII. How Wolfville Made a Jest.
CHAPTER XIII. Death; and the Donna Anna.
CHAPTER XIV. How Jack Rainey Quit.
CHAPTER XV. The Defiance of Gene Watkins.
CHAPTER XVI. Colonel Sterett's War Record.
CHAPTER XVII. Old Man Enright's Love.
CHAPTER XVIII. Where Whiskey Billy Died.
CHAPTER XIX. When the Stage Was Stopped.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. WOLFVILLE'S FIRST FUNERAL.
CHAPTER II. THE STINGING LIZARD.
CHAPTER III. THE STORY OF WILKINS
CHAPTER IV. THE WASHWOMAN'S WAR.
CHAPTER V. ENRIGHT'S PARD, JIM WILLIS.
CHAPTER VI. TUCSON JENNIES HEART.
CHAPTER VII. TUCSON JENNIE'S JEALOUSY.
CHAPTER VIII. THE MAN FROM RED DOG.
CHAPTER X. TEXAS THOMPSON'S "ELECTION."
CHAPTER XL. A WOLFVILLE FOUNDLING.
CHAPTER XII. THE MAN FROM YELLOWHOUSE.
CHAPTER XIII. JACKS UP ON EIGHTS.
CHAPTER XIV. THE RIVAL DANCE-HALLS.
CHAPTER XV. SLIM JIM'S SISTER.
CHAPTER XVI. JAYBIRD BOB'S JOKE.
CHAPTER XVII. BOGGS'S EXPERIENCE.
CHAPTER XVIII. DAWSON & RUDD, PARTNERS.
CHAPTER XIX. MACE BOWMAN, SHERIFF.
CHAPTER XX. A WOLFVILLE THANKSGIVING.
CHAPTER XXL. BILL HOSKINS'S COON.
CHAPTER XXII. OLD SAM ENRIGHT'S "ROMANCE."
CHAPTER XXIII. PINON BILL'S BLUFF.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. The Dismissal of Silver Phil.
CHAPTER II. Colonel Sterett's Panther Hunt,
CHAPTER III. How Faro Nell Dealt Bank.
CHAPTER IV. How The Raven Died.
CHAPTER V. The Queerness of Dave Tutt.
CHAPTER VI. With the Apache's Compliments.
CHAPTER VII. The Mills of Savage Gods.
CHAPTER VIII. Tom and Jerry; Wheelers.
CHAPTER IX. The Influence of Faro Nell.
CHAPTER X. The Ghost of the Bar-B-8.
CHAPTER XI. Tucson Jennie's Correction.
CHAPTER XII. Bill Connors of the Osages.
CHAPTER XIII. When Tutt first saw Tucson.
CHAPTER XIV. The Troubles of Dan Boggs.
CHAPTER XV. Bowlegs and Major Ben.
CHAPTER XVI. Toad Allen's Elopement.
CHAPTER XVII. The Clients of Aaron Green.
CHAPTER XVII. Colonel Sterett Relates Marvels.
CHAPTER XIX. The Luck of Hardrobe.
CHAPTER XX. Colonel Coyote Clubbs.
CHAPTER XXI. Long Ago on the Rio Grande.
CHAPTER
I. How Richard Began to Woo
CHAPTER
II. How a President is Bred
CHAPTER
III. How Mr. Gwynn Dined with the Harleys
CHAPTER
IV. How a Speakership was Fought for
CHAPTER
V. How Richard was Taught Many Things
CHAPTER
VI. How Storri Had a Vivid Imagination
CHAPTER
VII. How Richard Gained in Knowledge
CHAPTER
VIII. How Storri Wooed Mrs. Hanway-Harley
CHAPTER
IX. How Storri Made an Offer of His Love
CHAPTER
X. How Storri Plotted a Vengeance
CHAPTER
XI. How Mr. Harley Found Himself a Forger
CHAPTER
XII. How Mr. Fopling was Inspired
CHAPTER
XIII. How the San Reve Gave Storri Warning
CHAPTER
XIV. How They Talked Politics at Mr. Gwynn's
CHAPTER
XV. How Richard Met Inspector Val
CHAPTER
XVI. How Richard Received a Letter
CHAPTER
XVII. How Northern Consolidated was Sold
CHAPTER
XVIII. How Storri Explored for Gold
CHAPTER
XIX. How London Bill Took a Pal
CHAPTER
XX. How Storri Foolishly Wrote a Message
CHAPTER
XXI. How the Gold Came Down
CHAPTER
XXII. How the San Reve Kept Her Storri
CHAPTER
XXIII. How Richard and Dorothy Sailed Away
One of the Most Reverend of the Senate Walruses
At the Door of the Caucus Room
"Sit Down!" Thundered Mr. Harley
"It'll Take Two Months to Dig that Tunnel"
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION By ALFRED HENRY LEWIS
THE MORMON MENACE OR, THE CONFESSIONS OF JOHN DOYLE LEE
CHAPTER I - THE STORMY YOUTH OF LEE
CHAPTER II - LEE BEGINS A CAREER
CHAPTER III - LEE BECOMES A MORMON
CHAPTER IV - THE SAINTS BESET WITH TROUBLES
CHAPTER VI - LEE LOCATES THE GARDEN OF EDEN
CHAPTER VII - THE SAINTS GATHER AT NAUVOO
CHAPTER VIII - LEE AS A MISSIONARY
CHAPTER IX - MORMONISM AND ITS ORIGIN
CHAPTER X - LEE CASTS OUT DEVILS
CHAPTER XI - HOT FOR LEE IN TENNESSEE
CHAPTER XII - OF PECULIAR INTEREST IN NAUVOO
CHAPTER XIII - DEATH OF JOSEPH SMITH
CHAPTER XIV - THE DOCTRINE OF SEALING
CHAPTER XV - THE SAINTS TURN WESTWARD
CHAPTER XVI - LEE GOES TO SANTA FE
CHAPTER XVII - LEE IS TREATED BADLY BY THE BRETHREN
CHAPTER XVIII - THE DANITE AND HIS DUTY
CHAPTER XIX - THE MOUNTAIN MEADOWS
CHAPTER XX - THE MUSTER OF THE DANITES
CHAPTER XXI - THE BLOOD FEAST OF THE DANITES
CHAPTER XXII - THE DANITE CHIEF REPORTS TO BRIGHAM
CHAPTER XXIII - LEE NEARS THE END
APPENDIX II - THE STORY OF LEE'S ARREST
APPENDIX III - DEATH OF JOHN DOYLE LEE
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I | DEAD SHOT BAKER | 7 |
| II | OLD MAN ENRIGHT'S UNCLE | 39 |
| III | CYNTHIANA, PET-NAMED ORIGINAL SIN | 61 |
| IV | OLD MONTE, OFFICIAL DRUNKARD | 99 |
| V | HOW THE MOCKING BIRD WAS WON | 126 |
| VI | THAT WOLFVILLE-RED DOG FOURTH | 148 |
| VII | PROPRIETY PRATT, HYPNOTIST | 176 |
| VIII | THAT TURNER PERSON | 198 |
| IX | RED MIKE | 225 |
| X | HOW TUTT SHOT TEXAS THOMPSON | 260 |
| XI | THE FUNERAL OF OLD HOLT | 295 |
| XII | SPELLING BOOK BEN | 320 |
| PAGE | |
| We makes four trips back and forth between Wolfville and Red Dog, crackin' off our good old '45's at irreg'lar intervals, Faro Nell on her calico pony as the Goddess of Liberty, bustin' away with the rest. . . . Frontispiece | 170 |
| We're all discussin' the doin's of this yere road-agent when Dan gets back from Red-Dog, an' the result is he unloads his findin's on a dead kyard. | 18 |
| Dead Shot stops short at this hitch in the discussion, by reason of a bullet from the Lightin' Bug's pistol which lodges in his lung. | 28 |
| The second evening Old Stallins is with us, Dan Boggs an' Texas Thompson uplifts his aged sperits with the "Love Dance of the Catamounts." | 42 |
| "It's you, Oscar, that I want," observes Miss Bark. "I concloodes, upon sober second thought, to accept your offer of marriage." | 90 |
| A couple of Enright's riders comes a packin' a live bobcat into town. | 118 |
| Turkey Track, seein' he's afoot an' thirty miles from his home ranch pulls his gun an' sticks up the mockin' bird's buckboard. | 138 |
| We sees the Turner person aboard an' wishes him all kinds of luck. | 222 |
| "What's the subject?" Peets asks. "That, my friend, is the 'Linden in October,'" returns Mike, as though he's a showin' us a picture of Heaven's front gate. | 238 |
| "Him an' Annalinda shore do constitoote a picture. 'Thar's a pa'r to draw to,' says Nell to Texas, her eyes like brown diamonds." | 280 |
| Thar's a bombardment which sounds like a battery of gatlings, the whole punctchooated by a whirlwind of "whoops!" | 316 |
| "Onless girls is barred," declares Faro Nell, from her perch on the chair "I've a notion to take a hand." | 336 |
CONTENTS
CONTENTS
III.—HOW PIOGGI WENT TO ELMIRA
XII.—THE GOING OF BIFF ELLISON
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I—FROM THEOLOGY TO LAW
CHAPTER II—THE GENTLEMAN VOLUNTEER
CHAPTER III—COLONEL BENEDICT ARNOLD EXPLAINS
CHAPTER IV—THE YOUNG FRENCH PRIEST
CHAPTER V—THE WRATH OF WASHINGTON
CHAPTER VI—POOR PEGGY MONCRIEFFE
CHAPTER VII—THE CONQUERING THEODOSIA
CHAPTER VIII—MARRIAGE AND THE LAW
CHAPTER IX—SON-IN-LAW HAMILTON
CHAPTER X—THAT SEAT IN THE SENATE
CHAPTER XI—THE STATESMAN FROM NEW YORK
CHAPTER XII—IDLENESS AND BLACK RESOLVES
CHAPTER XIII—THE GRINDING OF AARON’S MILL
CHAPTER XIV—THE TRIUMPH OF AARON
CHAPTER XV—THE INTRIGUE OF THE TIE
CHAPTER XVI—THE SWEETNESS OF REVENGE
CHAPTER XVII—AARON I, EMPEROR OF MEXICO
CHAPTER XVIII—THE TREASON OF WILKINSON
CHAPTER XIX—HOW AARON IS INDICTED
CHAPTER XX—HOW AARON IS FOUND INNOCENT
CHAPTER XXI—THE SAILING AWAY OF AARON.
CHAPTER XXII—HOW AARON RETURNS HOME
CHAPTER XXIII—GRIEF COMES KNOCKING
CHAPTER XXIV—THE DOWNFALL OF KING CAUCUS
CHAPTER XXV—THE SERENE LAST DAYS
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I—HOW THE BOSS CAME TO NEW YORK
CHAPTER II—THE BOSS MEETS WITH POLITICS
CHAPTER III—THE BOSS SEES THE POWER OF TAMMANY
CHAPTER IV—THE BOSS ENTERS THE PRIMARY GRADE OF POLITICS
CHAPTER V—THE BATTLE OF THE BALLOTS
CHAPTER VI—THE RED JACKET ASSOCIATION
CHAPTER VII—HOW THE BOSS WAS NAMED FOR ALDERMAN
CHAPTER VIII—THE FATE OF SHEENY JOE
CHAPTER IX—HOW BIG KENNEDY BOLTED
CHAPTER X—HOW JIMMY THE BLACKSMITH DIED
CHAPTER XI—HOW THE BOSS STOOD AT BAY FOR HIS LIFE
CHAPTER XIII—BIG KENNEDY AND THE MUGWUMPS
CHAPTER XIV—THE MULBERRY FRANCHISE
CHAPTER XV—THAT GAS COMPANY INJUNCTION
CHAPTER XVI—THE BOSS IS DEAD; LONG LIVE THE BOSS!
CHAPTER XVII—THE REPUTABLE OLD GENTLEMAN IS MAYOR
CHAPTER XVIII—HOW THE BOSS TOOK THE TOWN
CHAPTER XIX—THE SON OF THE WIDOW VAN FLANGE
CHAPTER XX—THE MARK OF THE ROPE
CHAPTER XXI—THE REVEREND BRONSON'S REBELLION
CHAPTER XXII—THE MAN OF THE KNIFE
CHAPTER XXIII—THE WEDDING OF BLOSSOM
CHAPTER XXIV—HOW VAN FLANGE WENT INTO STOCKS
CHAPTER XXV—PROFIT AND LOSS; MAINLY THE LATTER
CHAPTER XXVI—THE VICTOR AND THE SPOILS
CHAPTER XXVII—GOLD CAME, AND DEATH STEPPED IN
CHAPTER XXVIII—BEING THE EPILOGUE
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I—SALISBURY AND THE LAW
CHAPTER II—THE ROWAN HOUSE SUPPER
CHAPTER III—THE BLOOMING RACHEL
CHAPTER IV—COLONEL WAIGHTSTILL AVERY OFFENDS
CHAPTER V—THE WINNING OF A WIFE
CHAPTER VI—DEAD-SHOT DICKINSON
CHAPTER VII—HOW THE GENERAL FOUGHT
CHAPTER VIII—ENGLAND AND GRIM-VISAGED WAR
CHAPTER IX—THE GENERAL AT THE HORSESHOE
CHAPTER XI—THE TWO FLAGS AT PENSACOLA
CHAPTER XII—THE GENERAL GOES TO NEW ORLEANS
CHAPTER XIII—THE WATCH FIRES OF THE ENGLISH
CHAPTER XIV—THE BATTLE IN THE DARK
CHAPTER XV—COTTON BALES AND SUGAR CASKS
CHAPTER XVI—THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY
CHAPTER XVII—THE SLAUGHTER AMONG THE STUBBLE
CHAPTER XVIII—ODDS AND ENDS OF TIME
CHAPTER XIX—THE KILLING EDGE OF SLANDER
CHAPTER XX—THE GENERAL GOES TO THE WHITE HOUSE
CHAPTER XXI—WIZARD LEWIS URGES A CHANGE IN FRONT
CHAPTER XII—THE DOWNFALL OF MACHIAVELLI CLAY
CHAPTER XXIII—THE FEDERAL UNION: IT MUST BE PRESERVED
CHAPTER XXIV—THE ROUT OF TREASON
CHAPTER XXV—THE GRAVE AT THE GARDEN'S FOOT
CONTENTS
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I—HIS BAPTISM OF THE SEA
CHAPTER IV—THE KILLING OF MUNGO
CHAPTER V—THE SAILOR TURNS PLANTER
CHAPTER VI—THE FIRST BLOW IN VIRGINIA
CHAPTER VIII—THE PLANTER TURNS LIEUTENANT
CHAPTER IX—THE CRUISE OF THE “PROVIDENCE”
CHAPTER X—THE COUNSEL OF CADWALADER
CHAPTER XI—THE GOOD SHIP RANGER
CHAPTER XII—HOW THE “RANGER” TOOK THE “DRAKE”
CHAPTER XIII—THE DUCHESS OF CHARTRES
CHAPTER XIV—THE SAILING OF THE “RICHARD”
CHAPTER XV—THE “RICHARD” AND THE “SERAPIS”
CHAPTER XVI—HOW THE BATTLE RAGED
CHAPTER XVII—THE SURRENDER OF THE “SERAPIS”
CHAPTER XVIII—DIPLOMACY AND THE DUTCH
CHAPTER XIX—NOW FOR THE TRAITOR LANDAIS
CHAPTER XX—AIMEE ADELE DE TELISON
CHAPTER XXI—ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
CHAPTER XXII—THE FÊTE OF THE DUCHESS DE CHARTRES
CHAPTER XXIII—THE WEDDING WITHOUT BELLS
CHAPTER XXIV—THAT HONEYMOON SUB ROSA
CHAPTER XXV—CATHERINE OF RUSSIA
CHAPTER XXVI—AN ADMIRAL OF RUSSIA
CHAPTER XXVII—THE HOUSE IN THE RUE TOURNON
CHAPTER XXVIII—LOVE AND THOSE LAST DAYS
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I—THE LUSTROUS PEG O'NEAL
CHAPTER II—PORT WINE DUFF AND PIGEON-BREAST
CHAPTER III—PEG'S MEETING WITH THE MAJOR
CHAPTER IV—THE JEW AND HIS SPANISH SWORD
CHAPTER V—REVEREND CAMPBELL AND THE MAGPIE
CHAPTER VI—THE STORM GATHERS AGAINST PEG
CHAPTER VII—THE SECRETARY, SUAVE AS CREAM.
CHAPTER VIII—THE MAD CAPRICIOUS PEG
CHAPTER IX—THE GENERAL SELECTS HIS SUCCESSOR.
CHAPTER X—THE MAJOR AND PEG AT CROSSES
CHAPTER XI—THE GENERAL MAKES PROVERBS
CHAPTER XII—HOW PEG WOULD WEAR THE CORAL.
CHAPTER XIII—THE SON OF THE SPANISH BULL-FIGHTER
CHAPTER XIV.—THE FEDERAL UNION: IT MUST BE PRESERVED.
CHAPTER XV—HOW PEG WAS SAVED FROM PEG.
CHAPTER XVI.—LOVE'S FUNERAL IN THE SNOW.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I.—HOW I CAME TO THE INN.
CHAPTER II.—THE WINNING OF SAUCY PAOLI.
CHAPTER III.—HOW FORKED TONGUE WAS BURNED.
CHAPTER IV.—THAT TOBACCO UPSET.
CHAPTER VI.—THAT WOLFVILLE CHRISTMAS.
CHAPTER VII.—THE PITT STREET STRINGENCY.
CHAPTER VIII.—THAT STOLEN ACE OF HEARTS.
CHAPTER IX.—CHIQUITA OF CHAPARITA.
CHAPTER X.—HOW STRONGARM WAS AN ELK.
CHAPTER XI.—THAT SMUGGLED SILK.
CHAPTER XII.—THE WIPING OUT OF McCANDLAS.
CHAPTER XIII.—HOW JIM BRITT PASSED HIS BILL.
CHAPTER XIV.—HOW TO TELL THE LAST FOUR.
CHAPTER XV.—HOW MOH-KWA FED THE CATFISH.
CHAPTER XVI.—THE EMPEROR’S CIGARS.
CHAPTER XVII.—THE GREAT STEWART CAMPAIGN.
CHAPTER XVIII.—THE RESCUE OF CONNELLY.
CHAPTER XIX.—MOH-KWA AND THE THREE GIFTS.
CHAPTER XX.—THE GERMAN GIRL’S DIAMONDS.
CHAPTER XXI.—THE LUCK OF COLD-SOBER SIMMS.
CHAPTER XXII.—HOW PRINCE RUPERT LOST.
CHAPTER XXIII.—WHEN I RAN THE SHOTGUN.
CHAPTER XXIV.—WHEN THE CAPITOL WAS MOVED.
CHAPTER XXV.—HOW THE FILIBUSTERER SAILED.
CHAPTER XXVI.—HOW MOH-KWA SAVED STRIKE-AXE.
CHAPTER XXVII.—THE FLIM FLAM MURPHY.
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