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Far Past the Frontier

Far Past the Frontier

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He met the hot-mouthed, vicious brute, his rude spear
clasped in both hands


Far Past the Frontier

By

JAMES A. BRADEN


Illustrated

by

W. H. FRY

C

AKRON, OHIO

THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING CO.

NEW YORK        CHICAGO

MADE IN U. S. A.


COPYRIGHT, 1902

By THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY


Contents

CHAPTER PAGE
I The Flight of Big Pete Ellis.   5
II A Bound Boy’s Story.   19
III The Beginning of a Perilous Journey.   32
IV The Man Under the Bed.   47
V A Mysterious Shot in the Darkness.   62
VI On Lonely Mountain Roads.   76
VII On Into the Wilderness.   91
VIII Friends or Foes?   105
IX The Scalp at Big Buffalo’s Belt.   121
X A Night With the Indians.   134
XI Again a Hidden Enemy.   150
XII Building a Cabin.   164
XIII The Strange Story of Arthur Bridges.   179
XIV Treed by Wolves.   192
XV A Maple Sugar Camp in the Wilderness.   206
XVI The Hatred of Big Buffalo.   219
XVII Danger.   232

Far Past The Frontier.


CHAPTER I.

The Flight of Big Pete Ellis.

“Look out thar!”

A young, red-bearded man of herculean frame fiercely jerked the words between his teeth as he leaped between two boys who were about to enter the country store, from the door of which he sprang.

Diving aside, but quickly turning, the lads saw the cause of their sudden movement bound into a wagon standing near, and with a furious cry to the horses, whip them to such instant, rapid speed that the strap with which the animals were tied, snapped like a bit of string. With a clatter and rumbling roar the team and wagon dashed around a corner, the clumsy vehicle all but upsetting, as the wheels on one side flew clear of the ground.

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