The Girl Avenger; or, The Beautiful Terror of the MaumeeHarbaugh, T. C. (Thomas Chalmers)
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The Girl Avenger; or, The Beautiful Terror of the Maumee
Harbaugh, T. C. (Thomas Chalmers)
Adventure stories; Dime novels; Frontier and pioneer life -- Fiction; Ohio -- Fiction
Kenowatha, whose true name, Clinton Wilkinson, had been revealed by a
chief who participated in the massacres of the year that witnessed the
doom of the boy’s parents, accompanied by Nanette, turned their faces
eastward, and a year later stood before a village altar, where they
plighted vows of eternal constancy.
Long before this event, Mark Morgan called Effie his beautiful bride,
and they witnessed the ceremony which made Kenowatha and Nanette one.
For all their trials in the wilderness of Ohio this was reward enough,
and to-day their descendents number some of noblest of the nation.
The vengeance of the Girl Avenger was never obliterated from the minds
of the Indians, and to-day the remnants of the dark tribes, dwelling
on scanty reservations far toward the setting sun, relate the story of
those dark times to shuddering listeners around the bivouac fires.
THE END.
THE ILLUMINATED DIME POCKET NOVELS.
PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY.
=1--Hawkeye Harry.= By Oll Coomes.
=2--Dead Shot.= By Albert W. Aiken.
=3--The Boy Miner.= By Edward S. Ellis.
=4--Blue Dick.= By Capt. Mayne Reid.
=5--Nat Wolfe.= By Mrs. M. V. Victor.
=6--The White Tracker.= By Edward S. Ellis.
=7--The Outlaw’s Wife.= By 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.= By 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.
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