NEW YORK

GROSSET & DUNLAP

PUBLISHERS

COPYRIGHT, 1914, BY

G.W. DILLINGHAM COMPANY

A Daughter of the Dons.

CONTENTS

CHAPTERPAGE
I. [ DON MANUEL INTRODUCES HIMSELF]5
II.[ THE TWO GRANTS]15
III.[ FISHERMAN'S LUCK] 27
IV.[ AT THE YUSTE HACIENDA]42
V.[ "AN OPTIMISTIC GUY"]61
VI.[ JUANITA]76
VII.[ TWO MESSAGES]88
VIII.[ TAMING AN OUTLAW]101
IX.[ OF DON MANUEL AND MOONLIGHT]111
X.[ MR. AINSA DELIVERS A MESSAGE]123
XI.[ THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY AND THE TWENTIETH]137
XII.[ "I BELIEVE YOU'RE IN LOVE WITH HER TOO"]149
XIII.[ AMBUSHED]159
XIV.[ MANUEL TO THE RESCUE]173
XV.[ ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD]193
XVI.[ VALENCIA MAKES A PROMISE]201
XVII.[ AN OBSTINATE MAN]213
XVIII.[MANUEL INTERFERES]230
XIX.[ VALENCIA ACCEPTS A RING]240
XX.[ DICK LIGHTS A CIGARETTE]246
XXI.[ WHEN THE WIRES WERE CUT]259
XXII.[ THE ATTACK]269
XXIII.[THE TIN BOX]287
XXIV.[ DICK GORDON APOLOGIZES]298
XXV.[ THE PRINCE CONSORT]307