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Title: Love Under Fire
Author: Randall Parrish
Release Date: April 14, 2004 [EBook #12015]
Language: English
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Love Under Fire
_by_
RANDALL PARRISH
AUTHOR OF MY LADY OF THE SOUTH;
KEITH OF THE BORDER ETC.
WITH FIVE
ILLUSTRATIONS IN FULL COLOR
_by_
ALONZO KIMBALL
1911
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I BETWEEN THE LINES.
II AFTER THE DESPATCH-BEARER.
III A FRIEND RATHER THAN AN ENEMY.
IV THE COMING OF DAWN.
V ACQUAINTANCES, NOT FRIENDS.
VI A BOLD FRONT.
VII A WOMAN'S PRISONER.
VIII THE COMING OF THE ENEMY.
IX IMPORTANT NEWS.
X MISS WILLIFRED INTERVENES.
XI THE RETURN OF LE GAIRE.
XII AN ATTEMPT AT ESCAPE.
XIII I MEET LE GAIRE.
XIV ACROSS THE RIVER.
XV I MEET AN EX-SLAVE.
XVI A CALL TO DUTY.
XVII BEGINNING THE NIGHT ADVENTURE.
XVIII OVERHEARD CONVERSATION.
XIX LE GAIRE FORCES A DECISION.
XX WE ARRIVE AT A CRISIS.
XXI WE CAPTURE THE HOUSE.
XXII MISS WILLIFRED DECLARES HERSELF.
XXIII THE CHALLENGE.
XXIV I BECOME A FAMOUS SWORDSMAN.
XXV THE END OF THE DUEL.
XXVI MISS WILLIFRED SURPRISES US.
XXVII THE BODY OF LE GAIRE.
XXVIII I FORCE BILLIE TO LISTEN.
XXIX THE MYSTERY DEEPENS.
XXX UNDER NEW ORDERS.
XXXI THE DISAPPEARANCE OF BILLIE.
XXXII WE REPULSE THE ENEMY.
XXXIII MISS BILLIE REAPPEARS.
XXXIV HER STORY.
XXXV THE DEAD MAN.
XXXVI THE LAST STAND.
XXXVII THE MYSTERY SOLVED.
XXXVIII THE COMING OF THE NIGHT.
ILLUSTRATIONS
She paused in the doorway, an exceedingly pretty picture.
"I won't stand this! You're hiding something. Is this Yank anything to
you?"
I forced the door shut, and stood with my back against it, the black
muzzle of my Colt staring them in the eyes.
"I--I will listen," she said falteringly, "to all you have to say".
We worked like fiends, firing as rapidly as we could lay hands to
weapons.
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