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THE STORY OF RED FEATHER
THE STORY OF RED FEATHER
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE
Brother and Sister--The Signal 3
CHAPTER TWO
An Important Letter--Shut in 14
CHAPTER THREE
Caught Fast--A Friend in Need 25
CHAPTER FOUR
The Consultation--On the Roof 36
CHAPTER FIVE
A Strange Visit--Ominous Signs 47
CHAPTER SIX
The Muddy Creek Band--The Torch 58
CHAPTER SEVEN
"A Little Child Shall Lead Them"--Surrounded by Peril 69
CHAPTER EIGHT
Tall Bear and his Warriors--A Surprising Discovery 80
CHAPTER NINE
Nat Trumbull and his Men--Out in the Night 91
CHAPTER TEN
An Old Friend--Separated 102
CHAPTER ELEVEN
At the Lower Crossing--Tall Bear's Last Failure 114
CHAPTER TWELVE
Conclusion 127
THE STORY OF RED FEATHER
CHAPTER ONE
BROTHER AND SISTER--THE SIGNAL
It is within my memory that Melville Clarendon, a lad of sixteen years,
was riding through Southern Minnesota, in company with his sister
Dorothy, a sweet little miss not quite half his own age.
They were mounted on Saladin, a high-spirited, fleet, and good-tempered
pony of coal-black color. Melville, who claimed the steed as his own
special property, had given him his Arabian name because he fancied
there were many points of resemblance between him and the winged
coursers of the East, made famous as long ago as the time of the
Crusades.
The lad sat his horse like a skilled equestrian, and indeed it would be
hard to find his superior in that respect throughout that broad stretch
of sparsely settled country. Those who live on the American frontier are
trained from their earliest youth in the management of quadrupeds, and
often display a proficiency that cannot fail to excite admiration.
CHAPTER ONE
Brother and Sister--The Signal 3
CHAPTER TWO
An Important Letter--Shut in 14
CHAPTER THREE
Caught Fast--A Friend in Need 25
CHAPTER FOUR
The Consultation--On the Roof 36
CHAPTER FIVE
A Strange Visit--Ominous Signs 47
CHAPTER SIX
The Muddy Creek Band--The Torch 58
CHAPTER SEVEN
"A Little Child Shall Lead Them"--Surrounded by Peril 69
CHAPTER EIGHT
Tall Bear and his Warriors--A Surprising Discovery 80
CHAPTER NINE
Nat Trumbull and his Men--Out in the Night 91
CHAPTER TEN
An Old Friend--Separated 102
CHAPTER ELEVEN
At the Lower Crossing--Tall Bear's Last Failure 114
CHAPTER TWELVE
Conclusion 127
THE STORY OF RED FEATHER
CHAPTER ONE
BROTHER AND SISTER--THE SIGNAL
It is within my memory that Melville Clarendon, a lad of sixteen years,
was riding through Southern Minnesota, in company with his sister
Dorothy, a sweet little miss not quite half his own age.
They were mounted on Saladin, a high-spirited, fleet, and good-tempered
pony of coal-black color. Melville, who claimed the steed as his own
special property, had given him his Arabian name because he fancied
there were many points of resemblance between him and the winged
coursers of the East, made famous as long ago as the time of the
Crusades.
The lad sat his horse like a skilled equestrian, and indeed it would be
hard to find his superior in that respect throughout that broad stretch
of sparsely settled country. Those who live on the American frontier are
trained from their earliest youth in the management of quadrupeds, and
often display a proficiency that cannot fail to excite admiration.
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