Ruth Fielding and the Gypsies.
Contents
| CHAPTER | PAGE | ||
| I | On the Lumano River | [1] | |
| II | Roberto, the Gypsy | [10] | |
| III | Evening At the Red Mill | [19] | |
| IV | The Auto Tour | [27] | |
| V | A Prophecy Fulfilled | [37] | |
| VI | A Transaction in Mutton | [43] | |
| VII | Fellow Travelers | [53] | |
| VIII | What Was it All About? | [61] | |
| IX | Queen Zelaya | [69] | |
| X | In the Gypsy Camp | [80] | |
| XI | Tom on the Trail | [91] | |
| XII | A Break For Liberty | [104] | |
| XIII | Ruth in the Toils | [111] | |
| XIV | Roberto Again | [116] | |
| XV | Helen's Escape | [124] | |
| XVI | Through the Night And the Storm | [133] | |
| XVII | Off For School Again | [140] | |
| XVIII | Getting Into Harness | [149] | |
| XIX | Can it Be Possible? | [156] | |
| XX | He Cannot Talk | [164] | |
| XXI | Ruth Intercedes | [169] | |
| XXII | A Great Temptation | [175] | |
| XXIII | Nettie Parsons' Feast | [182] | |
| XXIV | Roberto Finds His Voice | [190] | |
| XXV | Five Thousand Dollars | [197] |
RUTH FIELDING AND THE GYPSIES
CHAPTER I
ON THE LUMANO RIVER
The steady turning of the grinding-stones set the old Red Mill a-quiver in every board and beam. The air within was full of dust—dust of the grain, and fine, fine dust from the stones themselves.