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The Project Gutenberg eBook, Kiddie the Scout, by Robert Leighton, Illustrated by Frank R. Grey
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"That's the way of it," he said.
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"That's the way of it," he said.
KIDDIE THE SCOUT
BY
ROBERT LEIGHTON
Author of "Kiddie of the Camp," "Gildersley's Tenderfoot," "Cooee," "Rattlesnake Ranch," etc.
ILLUSTRATED BY FRANK R. GREY
London C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd. 18 Henrietta Street, W.C. 2 1920
London C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd. 18 Henrietta Street, W.C. 2 1920
Author of "Kiddie of the Camp," "Gildersley's Tenderfoot," "Cooee," "Rattlesnake Ranch," etc.
ILLUSTRATED BY FRANK R. GREY
London C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd. 18 Henrietta Street, W.C. 2 1920
London C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd. 18 Henrietta Street, W.C. 2 1920
CONTENTS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
"THAT'S THE WAY OF IT," HE SAID . . . . . . Frontispiece
KIDDIE SAW THE MUSTANG REAR ON ITS HIND LEGS
RUBE TURNED SHARPLY ROUND AND LOOKED UP AT THE INTRUDER
"FRIZZLE ME IF IT AIN'T KIDDIE OF THE CAMP!" CRIED KEARNEY
"I'VE GOT HIM, SURE; HE AIN'T GOIN' TER WRIGGLE AWAY"
KIDDIE REACHED FOR THE SQUARE OF PAPER
"LOOKS TO ME LIKE SHERIFF BLAGG," SAID KIDDIE
HE SPOKE TO THE CROWS IN THEIR OWN TONGUE
CHAPTER I
THE MYSTERIOUS SNIPER
CHAPTER II
THE UNIFORM OF THE PLAINS
CHAPTER III
A DANGEROUS ENEMY
CHAPTER IV
BROKEN FEATHER'S WAY
Kiddie saw the mustang rear on its hind legs.
CHAPTER V
BLAZING THE TRAIL
CHAPTER VI
JIM THURSTON'S SUBSTITUTE
CHAPTER VII
RUBE CARTER'S VISITOR
Rube turned sharply round and looked up at the intruder.
CHAPTER VIII
KIDDIE'S LUCK
"Frizzle me if it ain't Kiddie of the Camp!" cried Kearney.
CHAPTER IX
KIDDIE'S "SELFISHNESS"
CHAPTER X
THE GUARDIAN OF THE HONEYCOMB
"I've got him, sure; he ain't goin' ter wriggle away."
CHAPTER XI
LESSONS IN TRACKING
Kiddie reached for the square of paper.
CHAPTER XII
A MOONLIGHT VISITOR
"Looks to me like Sheriff Blagg," said Kiddie.
CHAPTER XIII
A MATTER OF BUSINESS
CHAPTER XIV
LONE WOLF CAÑON.
CHAPTER XV
THE CRY OF THE JAY
CHAPTER XVI
THE SIGN OF THE BROKEN FEATHER
CHAPTER XVII
THE RUSE OF THE BUFFALO TRAIL
CHAPTER XVIII
THE BATTLE OF POISON-SPIDER CREEK
CHAPTER XIX
KIDDIE'S ANSWER
He spoke to the Crows in their own tongue.
CHAPTER XX
FOUL PLAY
CHAPTER XXI
THE CLUE OF YELLOW WORSTED
CHAPTER XXII
RUBE CARTER'S THEORY—AND KIDDIE'S
CHAPTER XXIII
EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION
"THAT'S THE WAY OF IT," HE SAID . . . . . . Frontispiece
KIDDIE SAW THE MUSTANG REAR ON ITS HIND LEGS
RUBE TURNED SHARPLY ROUND AND LOOKED UP AT THE INTRUDER
"FRIZZLE ME IF IT AIN'T KIDDIE OF THE CAMP!" CRIED KEARNEY
"I'VE GOT HIM, SURE; HE AIN'T GOIN' TER WRIGGLE AWAY"
KIDDIE REACHED FOR THE SQUARE OF PAPER
"LOOKS TO ME LIKE SHERIFF BLAGG," SAID KIDDIE
HE SPOKE TO THE CROWS IN THEIR OWN TONGUE
CHAPTER I
THE MYSTERIOUS SNIPER
CHAPTER II
THE UNIFORM OF THE PLAINS
CHAPTER III
A DANGEROUS ENEMY
CHAPTER IV
BROKEN FEATHER'S WAY
Kiddie saw the mustang rear on its hind legs.
CHAPTER V
BLAZING THE TRAIL
CHAPTER VI
JIM THURSTON'S SUBSTITUTE
CHAPTER VII
RUBE CARTER'S VISITOR
Rube turned sharply round and looked up at the intruder.
CHAPTER VIII
KIDDIE'S LUCK
"Frizzle me if it ain't Kiddie of the Camp!" cried Kearney.
CHAPTER IX
KIDDIE'S "SELFISHNESS"
CHAPTER X
THE GUARDIAN OF THE HONEYCOMB
"I've got him, sure; he ain't goin' ter wriggle away."
CHAPTER XI
LESSONS IN TRACKING
Kiddie reached for the square of paper.
CHAPTER XII
A MOONLIGHT VISITOR
"Looks to me like Sheriff Blagg," said Kiddie.
CHAPTER XIII
A MATTER OF BUSINESS
CHAPTER XIV
LONE WOLF CAÑON.
CHAPTER XV
THE CRY OF THE JAY
CHAPTER XVI
THE SIGN OF THE BROKEN FEATHER
CHAPTER XVII
THE RUSE OF THE BUFFALO TRAIL
CHAPTER XVIII
THE BATTLE OF POISON-SPIDER CREEK
CHAPTER XIX
KIDDIE'S ANSWER
He spoke to the Crows in their own tongue.
CHAPTER XX
FOUL PLAY
CHAPTER XXI
THE CLUE OF YELLOW WORSTED
CHAPTER XXII
RUBE CARTER'S THEORY—AND KIDDIE'S
CHAPTER XXIII
EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION
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