The Little Red Foot

by Robert W. Chambers

TO
MY SON
ROBERT H. CHAMBERS

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CONTENTS

I.	[SIR WILLIAM PASSES]	11
II.	[TWO PEERS SANS PEERAGE]	13
III.	[THE POT BOILS]	23
IV.	[TWO COUNTRY MICE]	32
V.	[A SUPPER]	40
VI.	[RUSTIC GALLANTRY]	51
VII.	[BEFORE THE STORM]	60
VIII.	[SHEEP AND GOATS]	68
IX.	[STOLE AWAY]	81
X.	[A NIGHT MARCH]	86
XI.	[SUMMER HOUSE POINT]	94
XII.	[THE SHAPE IN WHITE]	102
XIII.	[THE DROWNED LANDS]	113
XIV.	[THE LITTLE RED FOOT]	124
XV.	[WEST RIVER]	132
XVI.	[A TROUBLED MIND]	141
XVII.	[DEEPER TROUBLE]	151
XVIII.	[FIRELIGHT]	169
XIX.	[OUT OF THE NORTH]	177
XX.	[IN SHADOW-LAND]	189
XXI.	[THE DEMON]	197
XXII.	[HAG-RIDDEN]	207
XXIII.	[WINTER AND SPRING]	220
XXIV.	[GREEN-COATS]	235
XXV.	[BURKE'S TAVERN]	253
XXVI.	[ORDERS]	267
XXVII.	[FIRE-FLIES]	283
XXVIII.	[OYANEH!]	292
XXIX.	[THE WOOD OF BRAKABEEN]	309
XXX.	[A LONG GOOD-BYE]	322
XXXI.	["IN THE VALLEY"]	333
	[AFTERMATH]	350

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THE LITTLE RED FOOT

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CHAPTER I

SIR WILLIAM PASSES

The day Sir William died there died the greatest American of his day. Because, on that mid-summer evening, His Excellency was still only a Virginia gentleman not yet famous, and best known because of courage and sagacity displayed in that bloody business of Braddock.