The Ghost Camp; or, the Avengers

by Rolf Boldrewood

NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY

1902

Richard Clay and Sons, Limited,

LONDON AND BUNGAY.

CONTENTS

	PAGE
Chapter I	[1]
Chapter II	[30]
Chapter III	[57]
Chapter IV	[93]
Chapter V	[122]
Chapter VI	[159]
Chapter VII	[198]
Chapter VIII	[236]
Chapter IX	[275]
Chapter X	[305]
Chapter XI	[343]
Chapter XII	[365]

THE GHOST CAMP

OR, THE AVENGERS

CHAPTER I

A wild and desolate land; dreary, even savage, to the unaccustomed eye. Forest-clothed hills towering above the faint, narrow track leading eastward, along which a man had been leading a tired horse; he was now resting against a granite boulder. A dark, mist-enshrouded day, during which the continuous driving showers had soaked through an overcoat, now become so heavy that he carried it across his arm. A fairly heavy valise, above a pair of blankets, was strapped in front of his saddle.