Cavanagh, Forest
Cavanagh, Forest Ranger: A Romance of the Mountain West
作者：Garland, Hamlin, 1860-1940
体例：题 章数：93
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共 93 题- HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS, N. Y.
- Copyright, 1910, by Hamlin Garland
- All rights reserved
- Published March, 1910
- Printed in the United States of America
- TO THE FOREST RANGER
- CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- Cavanagh: Forest Ranger
- Cavanagh: Forest Ranger
- THE DESERT CHARIOT
- She gave her hand hesitatingly. "It's Mr. Sifton, isn't it?"
- II
- THE FOREST RANGER
- He was quite decisive as he said: "Yes, that is the worst."
- Her questions came slowly, like those of a child. "Where do you live?"
- She went on, steadily: "Don't you get very lonely?"
- III
- LEE VIRGINIA WAGES WAR
- The girl rose. "Yes."
- Virginia started. "What makes you think so?"
- Lee Virginia started. "Who says he's alive?"
- Virginia flushed. "Yes."
- Lize was but grimly responsive. "Seem's like it has."
- Redfield asked: "Who's responsible for this--your new daughter?"
- Gregg growled out: "I'm not letting any of my rights slip."
- Gregg looked ugly. "I'm not done with this business."
- IV
- VIRGINIA TAKES ANOTHER MOTOR RIDE
- Lee Virginia looked up brightly. "That seems right to me!"
- He turned and smiled at her. "Do you know who that was?"
- Her eyes flashed. She drew her breath with a gasp. "Was it Mr. Cavanagh?"
- TWO ON THE VERANDA
- He smiled. "Yes; I was serving in the regular army at that time."
- She would not have it so. "But you knew that you were going into danger?"
- VI
- THE VOICE FROM THE HEIGHTS
- Redfield presented "Doctor Fessenden, of Omaha."
- The attendant asked, with village bluntness: "It _was_ Ross, wasn't it?"
- VII
- THE POACHERS
- Ross looked at him closely. "_Are_ you telling me the truth?"
- Lee faced her with blanched face. "Who told you so?"
- Lee stood aghast. "What do you mean? Whose heads?"
- She let her gun-hand relax. "What was the shooting?"
- Ross turned to his prisoners. "Follow Mrs. Wetherford and--eyes front!"
- VIII
- THE SECOND ATTACK
- Lee stopped her. "Where are you going?"
- After a pause Sam called, "Are you there, son?"
- He understood. "What did the doctor say?"
- He smiled. "That is true. I'd forgotten that."
- IX
- THE OLD SHEEP-HERDER
- Edwards was visibly moved by this kindness. "Sure you can spare it?"
- Ross smiled a little. "You showed bad judgment--as it turned out."
- Ross cut him short. "We'll not discuss her any further."
- Cavanagh looked at the man as if he were dreaming. "You must be crazy."
- Ross was angry now. "What I intend to do is none of your business."
- Wetherford recoiled a step. "Smallpox! What makes you think that?"
- THE SMOKE OF THE BURNING
- Her voice was fainter as she said: "Yes, but I--it seems hard to wait."
- XI
- SHADOWS ON THE MIST
- Wetherford pointed upward. "All over."
- Cavanagh sprang up. "I don't believe it! For what reason? Why?"
- Redfield's voice was husky as he replied, "Yes, lad, they've got him."
- XII
- CAVANAGH'S LAST VIGIL BEGINS
- Wetherford was aghast. "What for?"
- The deputy rose with a spring. "Smallpox! You didn't _handle_ the cuss?"
- Ross took a step toward him. "I'm at your service."
- Ross turned away. "No, I don't--I mean it is impossible!"
- XIII
- CAVANAGH ASKS FOR HELP
- His tone was so earnest that the girl was moved to say: "I'll ask her."
- Lize's voice reached where they stood. "Come in, Joe, the door's open."
- She faced him with startled eyes. "No, indeed. Has he done so?"
- XIV
- THE PEST-HOUSE
- Taken by surprise, he stammered: "I might; but am I the man?"
- XV
- WETHERFORD PASSES ON
- Cavanagh started, and his face set. "No!"
- Cavanagh smiled. "Would my objection have any weight?"
- Hartley studied him coolly. "Are you a ranger, too?"
- Lee explained. "He won't let any of us come near him."
- Lize resented this. "You're asking a good many questions, Mr. Man."
- Gregg threw in a query. "How _is_ the old man?"
- CONCLUSION
- Lize was on the veranda. "Did he get through?"
- THE END
- End of Project Gutenberg's Cavanagh: Forest Ranger, by Hamlin Garland