The Wild Huntress
by Mayne Reid
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About this eBook
- Author
- Reid, Mayne, 1818-1883
- Title
- The Wild Huntress: Love in the Wilderness
- Credits
- Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PR: Language and Literatures: English literature
- Subject
- Latter Day Saint pioneers -- Fiction
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 28033
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/28033
- Release Date
- February 9, 2009
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Untitled
- 2."The Wild Huntress" — Chapter One. — The Squatter’s Clearing. — Chapter Two. — Marian and Lilian. — Chapter Three. — The Lovers’ Rendezvous. — Chapter Four. — The Catastrophe of a Kiss. — Chapter Five. — Squatter and Saint. — Chapter Six. — An Apostolic Effort. — Chapter Seven. — The Mormon’s Demand. — Chapter Eight. — A splendid Pension. — Chapter Nine. — Friendly Advice. — Chapter Ten. — A Classic Land. — Chapter Eleven. — The “Jackson Hotel.” — Chapter Twelve. — Colonel Kipp. — Chapter Thirteen. — Through the Forest. — Chapter Fourteen. — Su-Wa-Nee. — Chapter Fifteen. — Making a Clean Breast of it. — Chapter Sixteen. — A Predicament in Prospect. — Chapter Seventeen. — The Indian Summer. — Chapter Eighteen. — A Backwoods Venus. — Chapter Nineteen. — A Series of Contre-Temps. — Chapter Twenty. — Sweet and Bitter. — Chapter Twenty One. — A Rude Response. — Chapter Twenty Two. — A Rough Reception. — Chapter Twenty Three. — A Duel without Seconds. — Chapter Twenty Four. — Waiting the Word. — Chapter Twenty Five. — The Duel Delayed. — Chapter Twenty Six. — The Peacemaker. — Chapter Twenty Seven. — Yes—Yes! — Chapter Twenty Eight. — An Errand of Love. — Chapter Twenty Nine. — A red-skinned Sibyl. — Chapter Thirty. — A Storm without and within. — Chapter Thirty One. — A virgin Heart in Cipher. — Chapter Thirty Two. — A Word about Mormon Monsters. — Chapter Thirty Three. — Another Duel determined on. — Chapter Thirty Four. — A Departure in a “Dug-Out.” — Chapter Thirty Five. — A dangerous Sweetheart. — Chapter Thirty Six. — The Horologe of the Dead Horse. — Chapter Thirty Seven. — A Lookout from aloft. — Chapter Thirty Eight. — The white Fog. — Chapter Thirty Nine. — The promised Epistle. — Chapter Forty. — The Caravan. — Chapter Forty One. — An un-prairie-like Apparition. — Chapter Forty Two. — A Foot of thirteen Inches. — Chapter Forty Three. — Tracking the Trundle. — Chapter Forty Four. — A Brace of “Old Sojers.” — Chapter Forty Five. — The Barrow in Debate. — Chapter Forty Six. — A Tough Story. — Chapter Forty Seven. — The Mountain Parks. — Chapter Forty Eight. — The abandoned Bouquet. — Chapter Forty Nine. — An Unexpected Appearance. — Chapter Fifty. — Up the Cañon. — Chapter Fifty One. — The Orphan Butte. — Chapter Fifty Two. — Raising a Rampart. — Chapter Fifty Three. — The War-Cry. — Chapter Fifty Four. — The Red-Hand. — Chapter Fifty Five. — An ill-timed Shot. — Chapter Fifty Six. — Attempt to stampede. — Chapter Fifty Seven. — Our Weak Point. — Chapter Fifty Eight. — A Rampart on Wheels. — Chapter Fifty Nine. — The Assault. — Chapter Sixty. — A Captive on a Crucifix. — Chapter Sixty One. — The Mysterious Circle. — Chapter Sixty Two. — A Savage Artist. — Chapter Sixty Three. — A Pitiless Pastime. — Chapter Sixty Four. — A Hundred Deaths. — Chapter Sixty Five. — A Sharp Shot. — Chapter Sixty Six. — The Chase and the Syncope. — Chapter Sixty Seven. — Passed by the Pursuit. — Chapter Sixty Eight. — The Track of the Mocassin. — Chapter Sixty Nine. — A Rival Stalker. — Chapter Seventy. — The Wild Huntress. — Chapter Seventy One. — A queer Conversation. — Chapter Seventy Two. — Wa-Ka-Ra. — Chapter Seventy Three. — Peg-Leg. — Chapter Seventy Four. — A Beautiful Hostess. — Chapter Seventy Five. — Effecting the Surround. — Chapter Seventy Six. — The History of the Huntress. — Chapter Seventy Seven. — The Surprise. — Chapter Seventy Eight. — The Charge. — Chapter Seventy Nine. — Tragic and Comic. — Chapter Eighty. — Spiritual Wives. — Chapter Eighty One. — The Death-Song. — Chapter Eighty Two. — Maranee. — Chapter Eighty Three. — Old Memories awakened. — Chapter Eighty Four. — Playing Confessor. — Chapter Eighty Five. — Further Reflections. — Chapter Eighty Six. — A true Tigress. — Chapter Eighty Seven. — Suspicious Appearances. — Chapter Eighty Eight. — A fresh Éclaircissement. — Chapter Eighty Nine. — Planning an Abduction. — Chapter Ninety. — Protector and Protégée. — Chapter Ninety One. — The Night-Camp. — Chapter Ninety Two. — Gabriella Gonzales. — Chapter Ninety Three. — A Bloody Bridal. — Chapter Ninety Four. — A rough Drag. — Chapter Ninety Five. — Assuming the Disguise. — Chapter Ninety Six. — The Mormon Train. — Chapter Ninety Seven. — The Corralled Camp. — Chapter Ninety Eight. — Beauty Embrowned. — Chapter Ninety Nine. — The Yellow Duenna. — Chapter One Hundred. — A Sister’s Appeal. — Chapter One Hundred One. — A Caravan Ball. — Chapter One Hundred Two. — To Horse and away. — Chapter One Hundred Three. — Seeking a Cache. — Chapter One Hundred Four. — Un Paraiso. — Chapter One Hundred Five. — An unexpected Defection. — The End.
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