Cattle-Baron's D
章节目录
共 96 题- THE CATTLE-BARON'S DAUGHTER
- HAROLD BINDLOSS
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- A fierce white frothing about him. _Frontispiece_
- THE CATTLE-BARON'S DAUGHTER
- THE PORTENT
- II
- HETTY TAKES HEED
- Carolina Schuyler laughed. "Jake knows everything!"
- There was a little silence, until Cheyne said softly, "One more."
- Clavering appeared thoughtful. "Well, it's Chicago he usually goes to."
- III
- THE CATTLE-BARONS
- Torrance signed to one of them. "You had better tell them, Allonby."
- IV
- MULLER STANDS FAST
- HETTY COMES HOME
- Hetty flushed a trifle. "Flo, I'm sorry. Still, you can't blame me."
- VI
- THE INCENDIARY
- Muller laughed. "Der combliment," he said, "is nod of much use to-night."
- Grant laughed a little. "Well," he said drily, "I'm not quite sure."
- VII
- LARRY PROVES INTRACTABLE
- Flora Schuyler nodded. "I know just what you mean, and I was mistaken."
- VIII
- THE SHERIFF
- IX
- THE PRISONER
- He shook his head. "Just try to think, Hetty."
- The lad coloured. "You have known me quite a long time, Hetty."
- ON THE TRAIL
- XI
- LARRY'S ACQUITTAL
- Hetty ignored the question. "The man was your friend."
- Clavering's laugh was quietly scornful. "By the homestead-boys?"
- XII
- THE SPROUTING OF THE SEED
- XIII
- UNDER FIRE
- Torrance nodded grim approval. "Larry wouldn't sit tight."
- Torrance laughed softly. "You have fixed the thing just as I would."
- XIV
- TORRANCE'S WARNING
- Torrance laughed. "I don't know that I've shown any yet."
- Grant winced perceptibly. "Nobody is more sorry than I am, sir."
- Clavering laughed. "Then, they're not always quite the same thing?"
- XV
- HETTY'S BOUNTY
- Chilton stood still a moment. "You are quite straight with us in this?"
- XVI
- LARRY SOLVES THE DIFFICULTY
- Larry smiled. "I think I have a notion."
- XVII
- LARRY'S PERIL
- Grant sighed. "You still believe your father right?"
- XVIII
- A FUTILE PURSUIT
- XIX
- TORRANCE ASKS A QUESTION
- XX
- HETTY'S OBSTINACY
- XXI
- CLAVERING APPEARS RIDICULOUS
- XXII
- THE CAVALRY OFFICER
- XXIII
- HETTY'S AVOWAL
- Hetty laid her hand on his shoulder. "And now? Tell me, Larry."
- XXIV
- THE STOCK TRAIN
- Then, a shout came out of the sliding snow: "I can't come."
- Grant nodded. "I do."
- Breckenridge turned to Grant. "You seem relieved."
- XXV
- CHEYNE RELIEVES HIS FEELINGS
- Cheyne looked at him inquiringly. "I don't quite understand."
- XXVI
- LARRY'S REWARD
- Breckenridge stared at him. "But----"
- XXVII
- CLAVERING'S LAST CARD
- Miss Schuyler checked her with a gesture. "Any way, he is your father."
- XXVIII
- LARRY RIDES TO CEDAR
- Hetty made a little impatient gesture. "It doesn't concern us, any way."
- Flora Schuyler shook her. "How did he come there?"
- XXIX
- HETTY DECIDES
- XXX
- LARRY'S WEDDING DAY
- XXXI
- TORRANCE RIDES AWAY
- Flora Schuyler smiled. "This is serious, Mr. Breckenridge?"
- Hetty shivered. "Larry," she said, "they will never come back."