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A FIERCE WHITE FROTHING ABOUT HIM.—Page 335.


THE

CATTLE-BARON’S

DAUGHTER

BY

HAROLD BINDLOSS

Author of “Alton of Somasco,” etc.

NEW YORK

FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY

PUBLISHERS


Copyright, 1906, by

FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY


This Edition published in September, 1906


All rights reserved


CONTENTS

CHAPTERPAGE
IThe Portent [1]
IIHetty Takes Heed [12]
IIIThe Cattle-Barons [26]
IVMuller Stands Fast [39]
VHetty Comes Home [50]
VIThe Incendiary [62]
VIILarry Proves Intractable [72]
VIIIThe Sheriff [85]
IXThe Prisoner [96]
XOn the Trail [110]
XILarry’s Acquittal [122]
XIIThe Sprouting of the Seed [134]
XIIIUnder Fire [144]
XIVTorrance’s Warning [155]
XVHetty’s Bounty [165]
XVILarry Solves the Difficulty [177]
XVIILarry’s Peril [189]
XVIIIA Futile Pursuit [201]
XIXTorrance Asks a Question [212]
XXHetty’s Obstinacy [224]
XXIClavering Appears Ridiculous [238]
XXIIThe Cavalry Officer [250]
XXIIIHetty’s Avowal [262]
XXIVThe Stock Train [272]
XXVCheyne Relieves His Feelings [286]
XXVILarry’s Reward [296]
XXVIIClavering’s Last Card [309]
XXVIIILarry Rides to Cedar [321]
XXIXHetty Decides [331]
XXXLarry’s Wedding Day [343]
XXXITorrance Rides Away [355]

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

“Come Down!”[Facing page 48]
“She’ll shoot me before she means to.”[66]
A white face and shadowy head, from which the fur cap had fallen.[114]
“Aren’t you a trifle late?”[160]
There was a note in her voice that set the man’s heart beating furiously.[268]
A fierce white frothing about him.[Frontispiece]

THE CATTLE-BARON’S DAUGHTER