Story of
The Story of Geronimo
作者：Kjelgaard, Jim, 1910-1959; Wilson, Charles Banks [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：92
字数：126,363 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 92 题- THE STORY OF
- Geronimo
- By JIM KJELGAARD
- Illustrated by CHARLES BANKS WILSON
- PUBLISHERS Grosset & Dunlap NEW YORK
- PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
- Contents
- CHAPTER
- I Duel by Stallion 3
- II Raiding the Papagoes 13
- III Alope 28
- IV Massacre 39
- V Flight 51
- VI Revenge 59
- VII The White Men 71
- VIII The Battle of Apache Pass 80
- IX A Wounded Chief 90
- X A Chief Dies 99
- XI Geronimo in Chains 108
- XII Flight into Mexico 116
- XIII Fortress Paradise 127
- XIV Chief Gray Wolf 136
- XV The Discontented 145
- XVI Hunted Like Wolves 153
- XVII A Gallant Soldier 163
- XVIII The Last Surrender 170
- Illustrations
- The horses snorted in alarm 35
- Geronimo brought the skins of puma 37
- He halted beside a Mexican 46
- The first shell struck the breastworks 87
- Geronimo had cut the wire with his axe 151
- THE STORY OF Geronimo
- CHAPTER ONE
- Geronimo said, "I must have this stallion, Alope."
- Alope asked, "Why must you fight such a duel with young Ponce?"
- Geronimo fingered the unfamiliar weapon. "What target?"
- Delgadito nodded at a pine about twenty yards away. "The knothole."
- CHAPTER TWO
- CHAPTER THREE
- Pedro Gonzalez said quietly, "Mexican I was once. Apache I am now."
- CHAPTER FOUR
- CHAPTER FIVE
- The Mimbreno chief said, "We must go to our village."
- Geronimo indicated his own store. "Choose what you will."
- Pedro's brows arched in surprise. "You make gifts of such?"
- Mangus Coloradus whirled on Geronimo. "Have you turned fool?"
- CHAPTER SIX
- Geronimo said, "Come."
- Geronimo blurted, "Then we go to Arispe!"
- Naiche growled, "I fight beside my friend."
- Mangus Coloradus said, "Lead on."
- Nadeze exclaimed, "There are the murderers of Kas-Kai-Ya!"
- CHAPTER SEVEN
- Geronimo said, "The only hope is to fight for that which is ours."
- Geronimo said, "I have not heard all this story."
- CHAPTER EIGHT
- CHAPTER NINE
- Nadeze said, "We need a medicine man."
- He said again, "I am a medicine man."
- He said, "Make a litter."
- Mangas said, "The Mexicans are enemies."
- CHAPTER TEN
- CHAPTER ELEVEN
- CHAPTER TWELVE
- Geronimo said, "You speak wisely."
- CHAPTER THIRTEEN
- Francisco reminded, "We are not together."
- Francisco asked disinterestedly, "Who are they?"
- Geronimo said, "I do not see Tzoe among those who returned."
- CHAPTER FOURTEEN
- Finally Geronimo asked, "This you saw?"
- Geronimo said, "I do not think I would like the south."
- Geronimo asked, "What would you talk about?"
- General Crook said, "Your promise to live in peace."
- Geronimo promised, "I will live in peace."
- CHAPTER FIFTEEN
- Naiche said, "No one saw me."
- CHAPTER SIXTEEN
- Naiche asked anxiously, "Was that the whole message?"
- Naiche said, "We may stop and rest."
- Naiche said, "Then we must go."
- Naiche said, "They will run to water."
- The lieutenant said sternly, "Mount and come with us."
- CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
- Geronimo said, "It is good to see you again, Kieta."
- Geronimo said harshly, "I treat with no soldiers."
- Geronimo said, "I will hear his name."
- CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
- Geronimo asked, "And what does General Miles offer in return?"
- Geronimo said, "May we talk again tomorrow?"
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Story of Geronimo, by James Arthur Kjelgaard