Scouting with Daniel Boone
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SCOUTING WITH DANIEL BOONE
Books by the Same Author
"On the August air arose the reports of many rifles and the terrifying whoops of the Indians"
PIONEER SCOUT SERIES
"On the August air arose the reports of many rifles and the terrifying whoops of the Indians"
PIONEER SCOUT SERIES
SCOUTING WITH DANIEL BOONE
BY
EVERETT T. TOMLINSON
Illustrated by NORMAN ROCKWELL
GARDEN CITY NEW YORK DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY 1917
Copyright, 1914, by The Boy Scouts of America For Boys' Life
Copyright, 1914, by Everett T. Tomlinson
Copyright, 1914, by The Boy Scouts of America For Boys' Life
Copyright, 1914, by Everett T. Tomlinson
Illustrated by NORMAN ROCKWELL
GARDEN CITY NEW YORK DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY 1917
Copyright, 1914, by The Boy Scouts of America For Boys' Life
Copyright, 1914, by Everett T. Tomlinson
Copyright, 1914, by The Boy Scouts of America For Boys' Life
Copyright, 1914, by Everett T. Tomlinson
Preface
Contents
ILLUSTRATIONS
SCOUTING WITH DANIEL BOONE
Scouting with Daniel Boone
CHAPTER I
IN THE WILDERNESS
"'What is that?' At the question the two pioneer boys stopped abruptly"
"'What is that?' At the question the two pioneer boys stopped abruptly"
IN THE WILDERNESS
"'What is that?' At the question the two pioneer boys stopped abruptly"
"'What is that?' At the question the two pioneer boys stopped abruptly"
CHAPTER II
HUNTER SAM
HUNTER SAM
CHAPTER III
THE HUNT FOR GAME
"He was a tall, lean man, quiet in his bearing, and with every indication of self-control, as well as of strength, stamped upon his face and form"
"He was a tall, lean man, quiet in his bearing, and with every indication of self-control, as well as of strength, stamped upon his face and form"
THE HUNT FOR GAME
"He was a tall, lean man, quiet in his bearing, and with every indication of self-control, as well as of strength, stamped upon his face and form"
"He was a tall, lean man, quiet in his bearing, and with every indication of self-control, as well as of strength, stamped upon his face and form"
CHAPTER IV
THE GOBBLERS
THE GOBBLERS
CHAPTER V
PELEG'S NEW PLACE
PELEG'S NEW PLACE
CHAPTER VI
SCHOOLMASTER HARGRAVE
SCHOOLMASTER HARGRAVE
CHAPTER VII
TWO SCOUTS
TWO SCOUTS
CHAPTER VIII
PELEG'S ENCOUNTER
"The Indian had been able to draw his knife and struck at her again and again, while the bear held him in one of her most fervent hugs"
"The Indian had been able to draw his knife and struck at her again and again, while the bear held him in one of her most fervent hugs"
PELEG'S ENCOUNTER
"The Indian had been able to draw his knife and struck at her again and again, while the bear held him in one of her most fervent hugs"
"The Indian had been able to draw his knife and struck at her again and again, while the bear held him in one of her most fervent hugs"
CHAPTER IX
AT THE SPRINGS
AT THE SPRINGS
CHAPTER X
A TERRIFIED BAND
A TERRIFIED BAND
CHAPTER XI
THE ADVENTURE OF THE SCHOOLMASTER
THE ADVENTURE OF THE SCHOOLMASTER
CHAPTER XII
AN ATTACK
"Boone quickly rallied his startled followers, and when the red men returned the hardy settlers were ready and awaiting their coming"
"Boone quickly rallied his startled followers, and when the red men returned the hardy settlers were ready and awaiting their coming"
AN ATTACK
"Boone quickly rallied his startled followers, and when the red men returned the hardy settlers were ready and awaiting their coming"
"Boone quickly rallied his startled followers, and when the red men returned the hardy settlers were ready and awaiting their coming"
CHAPTER XIII
THE WHITE SHAWNEE
"One of the men who had been stationed as a guard was shot early in the morning"
"One of the men who had been stationed as a guard was shot early in the morning"
THE WHITE SHAWNEE
"One of the men who had been stationed as a guard was shot early in the morning"
"One of the men who had been stationed as a guard was shot early in the morning"
CHAPTER XIV
THE HIDDEN CANOE
THE HIDDEN CANOE
CHAPTER XV
GATHERING CLOUDS
GATHERING CLOUDS
CHAPTER XVI
CAPTIVES
CAPTIVES
CHAPTER XVII
THE PURSUIT
THE PURSUIT
CHAPTER XVIII
A BAND OF SCOUTS
A BAND OF SCOUTS
CHAPTER XIX
THE CAPTURE
THE CAPTURE
CHAPTER XX
AN OFFER OF RELEASE
AN OFFER OF RELEASE
CHAPTER XXI
FLIGHT
FLIGHT
CHAPTER XXII
THE COMING OF BLACKFISH
"The scout, with his family, returned to Boonesborough"
"The scout, with his family, returned to Boonesborough"
THE COMING OF BLACKFISH
"The scout, with his family, returned to Boonesborough"
"The scout, with his family, returned to Boonesborough"
CHAPTER XXIII
FOUR WARRIORS AND MORE
FOUR WARRIORS AND MORE
CHAPTER XXIV
A DECOY AND AN ATTACK
A DECOY AND AN ATTACK
CHAPTER XXV
A FIELD OF CORN
A FIELD OF CORN
CHAPTER XXVI
THE WHITE SHAWNEE AGAIN
THE WHITE SHAWNEE AGAIN
CHAPTER XXVII
THE STRUGGLE IN THE RAVINE
THE STRUGGLE IN THE RAVINE
CHAPTER XXVIII
AT THE LOWER BLUE LICKS
"Silently the men crossed the ford"
"Silently the men crossed the ford"
AT THE LOWER BLUE LICKS
"Silently the men crossed the ford"
"Silently the men crossed the ford"
CHAPTER XXIX
TO THE MEETING-PLACE
TO THE MEETING-PLACE
CHAPTER XXX
CONCLUSION
THE END
THE END
CONCLUSION
THE END
THE END
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