The Golden Butterfly

by Walter Besant; James Rice

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CONTENTS

• [PROLOGUE]
• [CHAPTER I.]
• [CHAPTER II.]
• [CHAPTER III.]
• [CHAPTER IV.]
• [CHAPTER V.]
• [CHAPTER VI.]
• [CHAPTER VII.]
• [CHAPTER VIII.]
• [CHAPTER IX.]
• [CHAPTER X.]
• [CHAPTER XI.]
• [CHAPTER XII.]
• [CHAPTER XIII.]
• [CHAPTER XIV.]
• [CHAPTER XV.]
• [CHAPTER XVI.]
• [CHAPTER XVII.]
• [CHAPTER XVIII.]
• [CHAPTER XIX.]
• [CHAPTER XX.]
• [CHAPTER XXI.]
• [CHAPTER XXII.]
• [CHAPTER XXIII.]
• [CHAPTER XXIV.]
• [CHAPTER XXV.]
• [CHAPTER XXVI.]
• [CHAPTER XXVII.]
• [CHAPTER XXVIII.]
• [CHAPTER XXIX.]
• [CHAPTER XXX.]
• [CHAPTER XXXI.]
• [CHAPTER XXXII.]
• [CHAPTER XXXIII.]
• [CHAPTER XXXIV.]
• [CHAPTER XXXV.]
• [CHAPTER XXXVI.]
• [CHAPTER XXXVII.]
• [CHAPTER XXXVIII.]
• [CHAPTER XXXIX.]
• [CHAPTER XL.]
• [CHAPTER XLI.]
• [CHAPTER XLII.]
• [CHAPTER XLIII.]
• [CHAPTER XLIV.]
• [CHAPTER XLV.]
• [CHAPTER THE LAST.]

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THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY.

PROLOGUE.

I.

"What do you think, chief?"

The speaker, who was leading by a half a length, turned in his saddle and looked at his companion.

"Push on," growled the chief, who was a man of few words.