WOLF EAR THE INDIAN
Reading edition
A STORY OF THE GREAT UPRISING OF 1890-91
BY
EDWARD S. ELLIS
Author of "Captured by Indians," "A Hunt on Snow Shoes," "The Mountain Star," etc. etc.
WITH FOUR FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS BY ALFRED PEARSE
SEVENTEENTH THOUSAND
CASSELL AND COMPANY, LIMITED London, New York, Toronto and Melbourne
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. "The bullet had passed startlingly near him"
CHAPTER II. "He's up to some mischief, I'll warrant"
CHAPTER III. "There are fifty hostiles"
CHAPTER IV. "We are enemies"
CHAPTER V. "What will be their next step?"
CHAPTER VI. "Ay, where were they?"
CHAPTER VII. "It came like one of them Kansan cyclones"
CHAPTER VIII. "The bucks were coming up alarmingly fast"
CHAPTER IX. "He has made his last scout"
CHAPTER X. "Oh, there is Wolf Ear?"
CHAPTER XI. "I'm off! Good-bye!"
CHAPTER XII. What happened to Wolf Ear
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
"I'm off! Good-bye!" ... Frontispiece
"The figure of a Sioux Buck"
"Hurrah!"
"Oh, there is Wolf Ear!"
[Transcriber's note: the first three illustrations were missing from the source book.]
WOLF EAR THE INDIAN