Naida Chooses Duty Over Escape With Hampton
In a quiet drama in the ravine, Naida faces her future as Bob Hampton urges her to return to Mrs Herndon. He confesses his flaws yet safeguards her path, while Naida agrees to go back, accepting the Christian duty and trust asked of her.
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Naida
Nps
Alan
Hampton
Bob Hampton
Slavin
Uplands
Jehu
Bear Water
Jack Moffat
Moffat
William McNeil
William McNeil, Foreman of the “Bar V” Ranch Over On Sinsiniwa Creek
McNeil
Misa Spencer
East
Glencard
Mr. McNeil
Herndon
Spencer
McNel
Mrs. Herndon
Phoebe Spencer
Vermont
Lydia
Lively
Miss Spencer
Naida Gillis
Howard Wynkoop
Wynkoop
Mr. Moffat
Glencaid
Missouri
Here
Billy McNeil
Sinsiniwa Creek
Préebe
Mr. Wynkoop
Gambling and danger at the Occidental in a four handed game
Hampton enters a crowded saloon room to play poker with Red Slavin and two outsiders, Judge Hawes and Edgar Willis. The game escalates to a dramatic showdown, Hampton wins big, exposes Slavin, and threatens the room, after which the scene shifts to Naida Gillis and Phoebe Spencer arriving in Glencard and meeting local figures.
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Hampton
Occidental
Jim
Ecards
Bob
Slavin
Judge Hawes
Denver
Edgar Willis
Hawes
Siavin
Knavery
Willis
Slavia
Under Orders in the Dakota Border Patrol
First Lieut. Don ald Brant commands Troop N, Seventh Cavalry as the unit returns from field exercises toBethune. Tension rises over Sioux and Cheyenne trouble rumored on the northern frontier while Brant grumbles but fulfills orders, rides west, surveys a verdant glade, and reflects on Glencaid before the chapter closes with To Be Continued.
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Donald Brant
Seventh Cavalry
Bethune
Dakota
Brant
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