Golden Face: A Tale of the Wild West

Golden Face: A Tale of the Wild West
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Mitford Bertram. Golden Face: A Tale of the Wild West

Preface

Chapter One. The Winter Cabin

Chapter Two. A Nocturnal Visitor

Chapter Three. A Tragedy of the Wild West

Chapter Four. The “Squarson” of Lant-Hanger

Chapter Five. The Santorexes of Elmcote

Chapter Six. The Indian Village

Chapter Seven. The Council

Chapter Eight. The Scalp-Dance

Chapter Nine. Some Old Correspondence

Chapter Ten. Poor Geoffry

Chapter Eleven “Hands Up!”

Chapter Twelve “To Quit.”

Chapter Thirteen. Henniker City

Chapter Fourteen. In a Tight Place

Chapter Fifteen. Judge Lynch takes a Back Seat

Chapter Sixteen. A Conjugal Debate and its Sequel

Chapter Seventeen. War Wolf is “Wanted.”

Chapter Eighteen “Through a Glass Darkly.”

Chapter Nineteen. Winthrop’s Outfit

Chapter Twenty. The War-Path

Chapter Twenty One. Truce

Chapter Twenty Two. A Peril of the Plains

Chapter Twenty Three. The “Tenderfoot.”

Chapter Twenty Four. A Bomb for the Rev. Dudley

Chapter Twenty Five. Poor Geoffry Again

Chapter Twenty Six “At his Time of Life.”

Chapter Twenty Seven. In the “Dug-Out.”

Chapter Twenty Eight. A Terrible Drama

Chapter Twenty Nine. Thermopylae

Chapter Thirty “I would rather have died with him.”

Chapter Thirty One. A Race for – Death

Chapter Thirty Two. The Village of the Hostiles

Chapter Thirty Three. Sitting Bull

Chapter Thirty Four. The Two Victims

Chapter Thirty Five. The Sun Queen

Chapter Thirty Six. A Tardy Reparation

Chapter Thirty Seven. Between the Living and the Dead

Chapter Thirty Eight. Another Bomb for the Rev. Dudley

Chapter Thirty Nine. In the Twilight Oakwood

Chapter Forty. Conclusion

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“Snakes! if that ain’t the war-whoop, why then old Smokestack Bill never had to keep a bright lookout after his hair.”

Both inmates of the log cabin exchanged a meaning glance. Other movement made they none, save that each man extended an arm and reached down his Winchester rifle, which lay all ready to his hand on the heap of skins against which they were leaning. Within, the firelight glowed luridly on the burnished barrels of the weapons, hardly penetrating the gloomy corners of the hut. Without, the wild shrieking of the wind and the swish and sough of pine branches furiously tossing to the eddying gusts.

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The scout nodded assent; puffing away vigorously at his pipe as he stared into the glowing embers.

“For instance,” went on the other, “when that chap ‘grazed’ me in the street at Denver while I wasn’t looking, and would have put his next ball clean through me if you hadn’t dropped him in his tracks so neatly – that was a nice example for a white man and a Christian to set, say, to our friends Mountain Cat, or Three Bears, or Hole-in-a-Tree, down yonder, wasn’t it? But to come to the point – which is this: Supposing some fellow had rushed us while we were prospecting that place down on the Big Cheyenne in the summer and invited us to clear, I guess we should briskly have let him see a brace of muzzles. Eh?”

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