THE MOCCASIN FLOWER VI.

There, growing and blowing beside the cool thread of water which trickled from the spring, was a stately pink moccasin flower.

Feetof what use were feet to follow such a flight as that? CHAPTER V THE MOCCASIN FLOWER Johnnie was used to hardship and early rising, but in an intermittent fashion; for the Passmores and Consadines were a haggard lot that came to no lure but their own pleasure.

"That's the pink moccasin flower," Johnnie told him.

"He'd never seen a pink moccasin flower, and I gave him the one I had and told him where it grew.

" "Well, he wasn't looking at no moccasin flower when I seed him," Mandy persisted.

She had seen a small mountain church over the Ridge by the spring where her moccasin flowers grew; and if there were preaching in it to-day, the boys and girls scouring the surrounding woods during the intermissions would surely find and carry away the orchids.

"You know I said I'd come up here and get those moccasin flowers for you this morning.

The snow crunched beneath a moccasin; a man stood beside him; upon his head a hand rested gently.

EVARTS, HAL G. The moccasin telegraph.

EVARTS, SYLVIA A. The moccasin telegraph.

FULTON, REED. Moccasin trail; the story of a boy who took the trail with Kit Carson, by Reed Fulton and Ernest Walker.

SEE Hendryx, James B. <pb id='307.png' n='1956h2/A/1510' /> Moccasin trail.

The moccasin track invasion.

The Moccasin Kid.

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The Moccasin Kid.

"And behold the trace of the big moccasin, Great Bear," said the Onondaga, pointing to a faint impression among the leaves.

Nevertheless, coming across some moccasin tracks, Scott's horsemen followed the trail, killed four Indians, and carried in the scalps to Limestone.

and the hunter brought his moccasin sharply down upon a dead stick which broke with a sharp snap, a sound that penetrated far in the still night.

" "Somebody else might have put strips of hide on his moccasin heels!"

The chances are a hundred to one against the fact that any other man tall, large and heavy with moose hide strips to even the wear of his moccasin heels has passed here, especially as this is within the range of Black Rifle.

We were some seven or eight miles along the road when I stopped to fix my moccasin while Rogers went slowly along.

Sometimes the women fell down, for a rawhide moccasin soaked soft in water was not a very comfortable or convenient shoe, however it might be adapted to hot, dry sands.

Oh! with the Guide!" Then sportful to the Surgeon turned: "Green sashes hardly serve by night" "Nor bullets nor bottles," the Major sighed, "Against these moccasin-snakessuch foes As seldom come to solid fight: They kill and vanish; through grass they glide; Devil take Mosby!"