The Sun Maid: A Story of Fort Dearborn

The Sun Maid: A Story of Fort Dearborn
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Raymond Evelyn. The Sun Maid: A Story of Fort Dearborn

PREFACE

CHAPTER I. AS THE SUN WENT DOWN

CHAPTER II. TWO FOR BREAKFAST

CHAPTER III. IN INDIAN ATTIRE

CHAPTER IV. THE WHITE BOW

CHAPTER V. HORSES: WHITE AND BLACK

CHAPTER VI. THE THREE GIFTS

CHAPTER VII. A THREEFOLD CORD IS STRONGEST

CHAPTER VIII. AN ISLAND RETREAT

CHAPTER IX. AT MUCK-OTEY-POKEE

CHAPTER X. THE CAVE OF REFUGE

CHAPTER XI. UNDER A WHITE MAN’S ROOF

CHAPTER XII. AFTER FOUR YEARS

CHAPTER XIII. THE HARVESTING

CHAPTER XIV. ONCE MORE IN THE OLD HOME

CHAPTER XV. PARTINGS AND MEETINGS

CHAPTER XVI. THE SHUT AND THE OPEN DOOR

CHAPTER XVII. A DAY OF HAPPENINGS

CHAPTER XVIII. WESTWARD AND EASTWARD OVER THE PRAIRIE

CHAPTER XIX. THE CROOKED LOG

CHAPTER XX. ENEMIES, SEEN AND UNSEEN

CHAPTER XXI. FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH

CHAPTER XXII. GROWING UP

CHAPTER XXIII. HEROES

CHAPTER XXIV. CONCLUSION

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With gloom in his heart, Black Partridge strode homeward along the beach path.

The glory of a brilliant August sunset crimsoned the tops of the sandhills on the west and the waters of the broad lake on the east; but if the preoccupied Indian observed this at all, it was to see in it an omen of impending tragedy. Red was the color of blood, and he foresaw that blood must flow, and freely.

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Having said this, and still carrying the burning fagot, he walked to the closed tepee of his widowed sister and lifted its door flap. Stooping his tall head till its feathered crest swept the floor he entered the spacious lodge. But he sniffed with contempt at the stifling atmosphere within, and laying down his torch raised the other half of the entrance curtain.

At the back of the wigwam, crouching in the attitude she had sustained almost constantly since her bereavement, sat the Woman-Who-Mourns. She did not lift her head, or give any sign of welcome till the chief had crossed to her side, and in a tone of command bade her:

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