Camp-fire and Wigwam
0
TOP UP
Reading History
Log out
Get the APPCamp-fire and Wigwam
Chapter 18 THE TRAPPERS.
Word Count: 2099
|
Released on: 01/12/2017
eggings, coarse shoes, etc., and each carried a long rifle and hunting knife as his weapons. They were rugged, power
1 Chapter 1 AT HOME.2 Chapter 2 A DOUBTFUL ENTERPRISE.3 Chapter 3 WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN EXPECTED.4 Chapter 4 CAPTORS AND CAPTIVES.5 Chapter 5 JOURNEYING SOUTHWARD.6 Chapter 6 AN INVOLUNTARY BATH.7 Chapter 7 TWO VISITORS.8 Chapter 8 A SURPRISE.9 Chapter 9 BY THE CAMP-FIRE.10 Chapter 10 WAITING AND HOPING.11 Chapter 11 THROUGH THE FOREST.12 Chapter 12 THE SIGNAL FIRES.13 Chapter 13 THE INDIAN VILLAGE.14 Chapter 14 ON THE MOUNTAIN CREST.15 Chapter 15 THE RETURN AND DEPARTURE.16 Chapter 16 A PERPLEXING QUESTION.17 Chapter 17 TWO ACQUAINTANCES AND FRIENDS.18 Chapter 18 THE TRAPPERS.19 Chapter 19 DEERFOOT'S WOODCRAFT.20 Chapter 20 SAUK AND SHAWANOE.21 Chapter 21 CHRISTIAN AND PAGAN.22 Chapter 22 AN ABORIGINAL SERMON.23 Chapter 23 IN THE LODGE OF OGALLAH.24 Chapter 24 A ROW.25 Chapter 25 THE WAR FEAST.26 Chapter 26 AN ALARMING DISCOVERY.27 Chapter 27 GAH-HAW-GE. 28 Chapter 28 A PATIENT OF THE MEDICINE MAN.29 Chapter 29 CONVALESCENCE.30 Chapter 30 OUT IN THE WORLD.31 Chapter 31 JOURNEYING EASTWARD.32 Chapter 32 A MISCALCULATION.33 Chapter 33 CONCLUSION.