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The Sagamore of Saco

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CONTENTS

Chapter I. Standing Alone. Chapter II. The Fatal Omen. Chapter III. Sorrowful Misgivings. Chapter IV. The Net-weaver. Chapter V. The “Elect.” Chapter VI. Apollo and Diana. Chapter VII. A Family Conclave. Chapter VIII. The Spider’s Webs. Chapter IX. The Fatal Dance. Chapter X. In Vain. Chapter XI. “Deserted are the Dwellings of Moina.” Chapter XII. A Man of Mettle. Chapter XIII. A Liking For Misery. Chapter XIV. The Crystal Stone. Chapter XV. Alone in the Wilderness. Chapter XVI. The Unseen Eye. Chapter XVII. A Reminiscence. Chapter XVIII. Snake vs. Spider Chapter XIX. The Priestess. Chapter XX. The Vigil. Chapter XXI. Dead Ashes. Chapter XXII. Below the Falls. Chapter XXIII. The Torch Extinguished. The Silent Hunter.

Semi-Monthly Novel Series.

No. 142.

BEADLE’S DIME NOVELS

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THE SAGAMORE OF SACO.

BY MRS. E. OAKES SMITH.

BEADLE & CO., 118 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.

T. B. Callender, cor. 3d & Walnut, Phila.

Beadle’s Dime Novels, No. 143—Ready February 11.

THE SWAMP SCOUT.

BY W. J. HAMILTON,

AUTHOR OF “PEDDLER SPY,” “SHAWNEES’ FOE,” “THE HUNCHBACK,” ETC.

The Swamp Scout.
The Swamp Scout.

Turning abruptly to the right, so as to get away from the main trail, he approached the island from behind. He did not expect to find Marion there. He knew very well that the Swamp Fox was in another part of the swamp, but he was confident that he should find either Peter Horry or his brother. Nor was he disappointed. As he approached the camp from behind he found himself safe from the view of the partisans by a fringe of low bushes. Lying prostrate behind these, he advanced on his belly, like a snake, until the sound of voices, evidently very near at hand, warned him to desist.

BEADLE AND COMPANY, Publishers, 118 William Street, N. Y.

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THE SAGAMORE OF SACO.

And she who climbed the storm-swept steep, She who the foaming wave would dare So oft, love’s vigil here to keep, Stranger, albeit thou think’st I dote, I know, I know she watches there.—Hoffman.

BY MRS. E. OAKES SMITH,

AUTHOR OF “THE NEWSBOY,” “BERTHA AND LILY,” “BALD EAGLE,” ETC.

NEW YORK: BEADLE AND COMPANY, PUBLISHERS, 118 WILLIAM STREET.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1868, by

BEADLE AND COMPANY.

In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York.

(No. 142.)

THE SAGAMORE OF SACO.

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