It is not our purpose to follow them through the many trials and adventures which it was their lot to encounter. After many days and nights, they reached a place of safety, where the father and mother of the Markleys were anxiously awaiting them. The subsequent history of the war is well known. At its conclusion our adventurers returned to their former possessions. Desolate, indeed, seemed the lone ruins of the Hinton cabin, but, under the energetic efforts of Charles, now the husband of Emily, the place soon resumed its pleasant aspect. Happiness and love reigned there, and only the remembrance of one fearful chain of events in the past, ever called a tear to the eye of the young and happy wife. THE END. Printed by James Jackson, and Published by him at his Publishing Office, 2, RED LION COURT, Fleet Street, London, E.C. READ Boys of London and Boys of New York. One Penny Weekly. PUBLISHED BY JAMES JACKSON. Transcriber’s Note: This ebook has no Chapter VI to match the original publication. Punctuation, spelling and hyphenation have also been retained as published except as follows: Page 1 born to danger and innured _changed to_ born to danger and inured Page 2 could not have determed _changed to_ could not have determined Page 3 gave Barring a clear peception _changed to_ gave Barring a clear perception Two well the scout knew _changed to_ Too well the scout knew Page 4 selected for his reconnoisance _changed to_ selected for his reconnaissance Page 5 turned to view the extend _changed to_ turned to view the extent paain at her ankles caused _changed to_ pain at her ankles caused Page 6 from some desplicable revenge _changed to_ from some despicable revenge the time when I cum an begged _changed to_ the time when I cum an’ begged Page 7 I saved yer from em _changed to_ I saved yer from ’em Father brother, self _changed to_ Father, brother, self As the regenade _changed to_ As the renegade times worse than death, _changed to_ times worse than death. Page 10 a prisoner among the the Indians _changed to_ a prisoner among the Indians an hev no particular objection _changed to_ an’ hev no particular objection time we were movin _changed to_ time we were movin’ scrambled into vehicle _changed to_ scrambled into the vehicle like that of a panter _changed to_ like that of a panther Page 11 though they did show good grit _changed to_ though they did show good grit. Page 13 work of the party we seek?’ _changed to_ work of the party we seek?” to grasp any hope.” _changed to_ to grasp any hope. In course I’m sure _changed to_ Of course I’m sure Page 15 as as attraction now tended this way _changed to_ as attraction now tended this way