Daughter of the Sun: A Tale of Adventure

DAUGHTER OF THE SUN - A TALE OF ADVENTURE - BY - JACKSON GREGORY - (Quién Sabe) - AUTHOR OF TIMBER WOLF, THE EVERLASTING WHISPER, DESERT VALLEY, ETC. - GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS ———— NEW YORK - Copyright, 1921, by CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS Copyright as "The Treasure of the Hills," 1920, 1921, by Street & Smith - TO ZINGARA

DAUGHTER OF THE SUN

CHAPTER I - IN WHICH A YOUNG AMERICAN KNOWN AS "HEADLONG" PLAYS AT DICE WITH ONE IN MAN'S CLOTHING WHO IS NOT A MAN

CHAPTER II - IN WHICH A SPELL IS WORKED AND AN EXPEDITION IS BEGUN

CHAPTER III - OF THE NEW MOON, A TALE OF AZTEC TREASURE AND A MYSTERY

CHAPTER IV - INDICATING THAT THAT WHICH APPEARS THE EARTHLY PARADISE MAY PROVE QUITE ANOTHER SORT OF PLACE

CHAPTER V - HOW ONE NOT ACCUSTOMED TO TAKING ANOTHER MAN'S ORDERS RECEIVES THE COMMAND OF THE QUEEN LADY

CHAPTER VI - CONCERNING THAT WHICH LAY IN THE EYES OF ZORAIDA

CHAPTER VII - OF A GIRL HELD FOR RANSOM AND OF A TOAST DRUNK BY ONE INFATUATED

CHAPTER VIII - HOW A MAN MAY CARRY A MESSAGE AND NOT KNOW HIMSELF TO BE A MESSENGER