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The Son of his Father

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With Eyes Wide and Staring She Looked About Her
With Eyes Wide and Staring She Looked About Her

With Eyes Wide and Staring She Looked About Her

THE SON OF HIS FATHER

BY

RIDGWELL CULLUM

AUTHOR OF "THE MEN WHO WROUGHT," "THE WAY OF THE STRONG," "THE NIGHT-RIDERS," "THE WATCHERS OF THE PLAINS," ETC.

Illustrations by DOUGLAS DUER

PHILADELPHIA GEORGE W. JACOBS & COMPANY PUBLISHERS

Copyright, 1915, by George W. Jacobs & Company Published March, 1917 All rights reserved Printed in U. S. A.

TO G. RALPH HALL-CAINE WHOSE SYMPATHY WITH MY WORK HAS NEVER FAILED TO CHEER ME THROUGHOUT OUR LONG AND VALUED FRIENDSHIP

CONTENTS

CHAP.

I Unrepentant

II In Chastened Mood

III Gordon Arrives

IV Gordon Lands at Snake's Fall

V A Letter Home

VI Gordon Prospects Snake's Fall

VII "Miss Hazel"

VIII At Buffalo Point

IX The First Check

X Gordon Makes His Bid for Fortune

XI Hazel Mallinsbee's Campaign

XII Thinking Hard

XIII Slosson Snatches at Opportunity

XIV The Reward of Victory

XV In Council

XVI Something Doing

XVII The Code Book

XVIII Ways that are Dark

XIX James Carbhoy Arrives

XX The Boom in Earnest

XXI A Trifle

XXII On the Trail

XXIII In New York

XXIV Preparing for the Finale

XXV The Rescue

XXVI Cashing In

ILLUSTRATIONS

With eyes wide and staring she looked about her . . . Frontispiece

Hazel was waiting for that sign

He drew her gently towards his father

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