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A Fortune Hunter;
OR,
THE OLD STONE CORRAL.
A Tale of the Santa Fe Trail.
BY JOHN DUNLOE CARTERET.
CINCINNATI:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR.
1888.
COPYRIGHTED, 1886.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
| Nature's Blank Page—The Old Stone Corral—The Lost Treasure ofMonteluma—Camp-fires—The Warlow and Moreland Families—The Camp on theCottonwood—A Tale of the Camp-fire | 7 |
CHAPTER II.
| Colonel Warlow's Story—Bruce Walraven—The Heiress of Monteluma—TheVale of Mexico—Bandits—The Rescue—The Web of Destiny | 19 |
CHAPTER III.
| Breakfast on the Plains—Colonel Warlow's Story Continued—BruceWalraven's Creed—Blood-drenched Malvern Hill—The Dim Crest ofOrizaba—Roses and Thorns—The Wealth of Monteluma—A Cask of Gold—TheCasket of Gems—The Overland Journey—A Dark Tragedy | 29 |
CHAPTER IV.
| Colonel Warlow's Story Continued—Los Angeles—A Friend in Need—A Stormon the Pacific—Shipwreck—Under the Waves | 48 |
CHAPTER V.
| Colonel Warlow's Story Continued—Alone—The Castaway—The Golden Gateto Home Sweet Home—Acapulco—Roger—The Isthmus of Panama | 57 |
CHAPTER VI.
| Colonel Warlow's Story Continued—The Tropical Groves of Cuba—TheCoffee Plantation—A Blooming Christmas—The Tomb of Columbus—The Rosesand Passion-flowers of Cuba—The War ... BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!Sitemize Üyelik ÜCRETSİZDİR! |