Little Rifle; or, The Young Fur HuntersEllis, Edward Sylvester
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Little Rifle; or, The Young Fur Hunters
Ellis, Edward Sylvester
Dime novels; Trappers -- Fiction
That which had struck him in the face and awaked him was a snowflake,
or rather a score of them, and, as he looked about, he saw that the air
was full of snow, falling softly and silently, and wrapping the earth
in its robe of white.
At last the dull gray morning broke, and still no signs of Little Rifle.
“What can have happened?” exclaimed the distressed Harry. “She is gone!
she is lost! I have lost my beautiful Bride of the Wilderness!”
Alas! he spoke the truth!
In “Old Ruff, the Trapper,” Star Novel No. 110, the Adventures of the
Young Fur-Hunters will be completed. Old Ruff’s great hunts with his
pet bear, Spotted Ben, will play principal parts in this last and best
great story of the hunter-author. See announcement on last page of
cover.
THE END.
DIME POCKET NOVELS.
PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY.
=1--Hawkeye Harry.= By Oll Coomes.
=2--Dead Shot.= By Albert W. Aiken.
=3--The Boy Miners.= By Edward S. Ellis.
=4--Blue Dick.= By Capt. Mayne Reid.
=5--Nat Wolfe.= By Mrs. M. V. Victor.
=6--The White Tracker.= Edward S. Ellis.
=7--The Outlaw’s Wife.= Mrs. Ann S. Stephens.
=8--The Tall Trapper.= By Albert W. Aiken.
=9--Lightning Jo.= By Capt. Adams.
=10--The Island Pirate.= By Capt. Mayne Reid.
=11--The Boy Ranger.= By Oll Coomes.
=12--Bess, the Trapper.= By E. S. Ellis.
=13--The French Spy.= By W. J. Hamilton.
=14--Long Shot.= By Capt. Comstock.
=15--The Gunmaker.= By James L. Bowen.
=16--Red Hand.= By A. G. Piper.
=17--Ben, the Trapper.= By Lewis W. Carson.
=18--Wild Raven.= By Oll Coomes.
=19--The Specter Chief.= By Seelin Robins.
=20--The B’ar-Killer.= By Capt. Comstock.
=21--Wild Nat.= By Wm. R. Eyster.
=22--Indian Jo.= By Lewis W. Carson.
=23--Old Kent, the Ranger.= Edward S. Ellis.
=24--The One-Eyed Trapper.= Capt. Comstock.
=25--Godbold, the Spy.= By N. C. Iron.
=26--The Black Ship.= By John S. Warner.
=27--Single Eye.= By Warren St. John.
=28--Indian Jim.= By Edward S. Ellis.
=29--The Scout.= By Warren St. John.
=30--Eagle Eye.= By W. J. Hamilton.
=31--The Mystic Canoe.= By Edward S. Ellis.
=32--The Golden Harpoon.= By R. Starbuck.
=33--The Scalp King.= By Lieut. Ned Hunter.
=34--Old Lute.= By E. W. Archer.
=35--Rainbolt, Ranger.= By Oll Coomes.
=36--The Boy Pioneer.= By Edward S. Ellis.
=37--Carson, the Guide.= By J. H. Randolph.
=38--The Heart Eater.= By Harry Hazard.
=39--Wetzel, the Scout.= By Boynton Belknap.
=40--The Huge Hunter.= By Ed. S. Ellis.
=41--Wild Nat, the Trapper.= Paul Prescott.
=42--Lynx-cap.= By Paul Bibbs.
=43--The White Outlaw.= By Harry Hazard.
=44--The Dog Trailer.= By Frederick Dewey.
=45--The Elk King.= By Capt. Chas. Howard.
=46--Adrian, the Pilot.= By Col. P. Ingraham.
=47--The Man-hunter.= By Maro O. Rolfe.
=48--The Phantom Tracker.= By F. Dewey.
=49--Moccasin Bill.= By Paul Bibbs.
=50--The Wolf Queen.= By Charles Howard.
=51--Tom Hawk, the Trailer.=
=52--The Mad Chief.= By Chas. Howard.
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