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The Red Mustang

Chapter 7 BOUND FOR THE BORDER.

Word Count: 1263    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

ches. It had informed them that they could not surprise Santa Lucia, and that they were known as enemies.

nt danger to him and his. Loss of horses and a possible forced return to the Reservation seem

not been for the horse from which Sam Herrick dismounted when he transferred his saddle to the dancing gray for his ride home. He was a good horse, and he had run well when the Apaches were behind him. Sam had now left him, but it seem

n. The self-appointed leader of the horses did not see fit to take a very rapid gait, but seemed able to follow the trail of Sam Herrick to the ford where the cowboy had returned to the other side. Here a half hour or so was expended in feeding, neighing, kicking up of heels, and other tokens of horse deliberation. Then one and another of the more influential members of the drove decided to try the grass nearer Santa Luc

inted braves rode onward down the branch. Even at the ford a brace of braves dashed across for a search, but they gave it up, and came back disappointed. The es

remarked the Apache commander. "Cavalry

being robbed in that way of Colonel Evans's larger horse-drove. More cattle were slaughtered and more fresh beef was prepared for transp

skets in front of the stockade gate. He knew that the garrison of Santa Lucia consisted, as yet, of infantry

with every hour, to the Mexican border, and to the point where they were, in due time, to meet their equally happy families. Their camp, that night, was as peaceful as if it had been a picnic, and at the earliest dawn of day they were stirring again, very mu

o-be and all the family part of the band had passed the pleasant summer night. It was a number of miles to the southward; it was nearer to th

ich were now transferred to the strong backs of captured mules and ponies. Walking was over and hunger was gone, and even the overworked ponies saw their packs put upon fresher carriers. It was a great relief to a poor fellow who had pant

broken. Their time for service had come now, however, and they were rapidly instructed how to go along under wild-looking riders whom they were unable to throw

h-o-be. "Pale-face

ang had pitched a young Apac

immediate wants had been provided for wonderfully, and it had great confidence in the future. There was something very hopeful to talk

ah-wah-o-be, and there was no telling w

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1 Chapter 1 THE HORSE AND HIS RIDER.2 Chapter 2 HOW CAL EVANS RODE FOR HELP.3 Chapter 3 THE BAND OF KAH-GO-MISH.4 Chapter 4 THE GARRISON OF SANTA LUCIA.5 Chapter 5 CAL AND THE CAVALRY AND THE RED MUSTANG.6 Chapter 6 THE PERIL OF SANTA LUCIA.7 Chapter 7 BOUND FOR THE BORDER.8 Chapter 8 GETTING READY TO CHASE KAH-GO-MISH.9 Chapter 9 THE HACIENDA OF SANTA LUCIA.10 Chapter 10 THE TARGET ON THE ROCK.11 Chapter 11 THE STORY OF A LOG12 Chapter 12 PING AND THE COUGAR.13 Chapter 13 THE RETURN OF KAH-GO-MISH.14 Chapter 14 THE FOUNTAIN IN THE DESERT.15 Chapter 15 LOST IN THE CHAPARRAL.16 Chapter 16 AN INVASION OF TWO REPUBLICS.17 Chapter 17 HOW PING AND TAH-NU-NU GOT TO THE SPRING.18 Chapter 18 HOW DICK PLAYED SENTINEL.19 Chapter 19 BAD NEWS FOR WAH-WAH-O-BE.20 Chapter 20 HOW CAL STARTED FOR MEXICO.21 Chapter 21 THE MANITOU OF COLD SPRING.22 Chapter 22 ACROSS THE DESERT BY NIGHT.23 Chapter 23 AT THE RANCH AND IN THE CHAPARRAL.24 Chapter 24 CAL'S NIGHT UNDER A TREE.25 Chapter 25 A STRANGE LETTER FROM MEXICO.26 Chapter 26 CAL'S VISITORS AND HIS BREAKFAST.27 Chapter 27 THE POST-BOY THAT GOT AWAY.28 Chapter 28 THE MYSTERY OF THE STICKS.29 Chapter 29 HOW WOULD YOU LIKE FIRE 30 Chapter 30 THE MANITOU WATER.31 Chapter 31 PULL STICK AND THE HURRICANE.32 Chapter 32 UNDER A FALLEN TREE.33 Chapter 33 LEAVING THE BAD-MEDICINE CAMP.34 Chapter 34 TAH-NU-NU'S DISAPPOINTMENT.35 Chapter 35 HAND TO HAND BY FIRELIGHT.36 Chapter 36 HOW CAL WAS LEFT ALL ALONE.37 Chapter 37 RESCUED BY THE RED MUSTANG.38 Chapter 38 HOW THEY ALL REACHED SANTA LUCIA.