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Gustave Aimard. The Prairie Flower: A Tale of the Indian Border
The Prairie Flower: A Tale of the Indian Border
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I. A HUNTING ENCAMPMENT
CHAPTER II. A TRAIL DISCOVERED
CHAPTER III. THE EMIGRANTS
CHAPTER IV. THE GRIZZLY BEAR
CHAPTER V. THE STRANGE WOMAN
CHAPTER VI. THE DEFENCE OF THE CAMP
CHAPTER VII. THE INDIAN CHIEF
CHAPTER VIII. THE EXILE
CHAPTER IX. THE MASSACRE
CHAPTER X. THE GREAT COUNCIL
CHAPTER XI. AMERICAN HOSPITALITY
CHAPTER XII. THE SHE-WOLF OF THE PRAIRIES
CHAPTER XIII. THE INDIAN VILLAGE
CHAPTER XIV. THE RECEPTION
CHAPTER XV. THE WHITE BUFFALO
THE SPY
CHAPTER XVII. FORT MACKENZIE
CHAPTER XVIII. A MOTHER'S CONFESSION
CHAPTER XIX. THE CHASE
CHAPTER XX. INDIAN DIPLOMACY
CHAPTER XXI. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
CHAPTER XXII. IVON
CHAPTER XXIII. THE PLAN OF THE CAMPAIGN
CHAPTER XXIV. THE CAMP OF THE BLACKFEET
CHAPTER XXV. BEFORE THE ATTACK
CHAPTER XXVI. RED WOLF
CHAPTER XXVII. THE ATTACK
CHAPTER XXVIII. CONCLUSION
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Gustave Aimard
Published by Good Press, 2021
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"Very good; when the Redskins or the hunters are obliged to light a fire, either to prepare their food or ward off the cold, they select most carefully the wood they intend to burn, and never employ any but dry wood."
"Hum! I do not see the use of that."
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