Yellowstone Jack: Trappers of the Enchanted Ground — page 66: what you’re looking at

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act tewtved to bid acieu to his terrible Tife; - feeling that he had long since kept his favour of | Minnie, his niece, who h ad = | vow of vengeance. In due course of timo the brigade de- "parted, but not until the emigrants had fallen in with another train; with their 3 “EL thet combined forces there was no danger to. pee be apprehended from the Indians, Does the reader think it strange that — Yellowstone Jack joined the train as . - hunter? Of course Brindle Joe cast his lot with his “old pard.” And of ail ~. those who were pleased with the young : = trapper’s decision, assuredly Kittie. -_ Campbeil was not the least. Though ae ee had been no word of love spoken between them, the time could not be _. very far distant when 16 would be, And though Vernon Campbell shrewdly = suspected the truth, he did not choose ~ to interfere. Perhaps he knew how to sympathize with Jack. At least so _. Minnie mischievously whispered to the : =. = » blushing Ada. _ -. Both Ada and Frank soon regained er their wonted health. And the terrible past was, by mutual consent, never ay alluded to. «Yt was not until he eeichen California that John Warren fully understood Mat - Mole’s object. Then he learned all. _ -. His brother was dead—had been brutally murdered. ‘Suspicion had fallen geht oe CANT th on his overseer; whose description ex- | actly coincided with that cf Gerald yates Manners, or the man of many names. _ Jt seems that Warren had been very ul, Sh ee tae ree YELLOWSTONE JACK. ‘and “ head man.” :— P ¥ | larger family of “olive branches.” — 7 4 a ' . \ : ~ bi ig : . a 5 ? * (ae = : 4 M q and, fearing death, had made his rid 1 fi in ‘ever been his favourite, because she the youthful image of her mother, W; both brothers had loved, “Te Set won her heart and ant. ¢ , a - rls | letter to John, and hired Mo gone ie it safely, in case of his a But h recovered. Then Mole murdere ct : took what ready money he had, On the road he forged a Titers if questing John Wane to come to C oat fornia. This he delivered, as Gerald — Manners, and paid assiduous court to the unknown heiress, but in — vein Trank Maynard already possessed her heart. Then he concocted the diaboliea! plot which he afterwards attempted t carry out, ending 1 in his discomfiture an | horrible death. | John Warren rdvad his ‘velationshi and came into the murdered mam property. as : Six months later Hic: was a ‘aint a wedding on the eattle-farm. Neod 1 give | the names? at hi Maynard and Campbell have spd i. taken into partnership by Warren, while — Yellowstone Jack is their trusted overseer - Brindle Joe still ioaaiae a single life but sticks closely to his old pard. Wile horses couldn’t pull him away. He self-constituted “head nurse” of. “the establishment, and has his beades fu too. Brigham Young can sécaree boast f * : zi Ay * “ ay - t h micbook