Scouting Dave: The Trail Hunter

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Scouting Dave: The Trail Hunter

by James L. (James Lorenzo) Bowen

EN·~2 hours·10 chapters

Chapters

10 total
1

CHAPTER I. DAVID BARRING.

12:47
2

CHAPTER II. THE HINTON FAMILY AND THEIR FATE.

7:29
3

CHAPTER III. THE RENEGADE.

8:01
4

CHAPTER IV. MARKLEY.

11:49
5

CHAPTER V. THE WAGON TUSSLE AND THE TRAIL HUNTERS.

31:22
6

CHAPTER VII. THE CAPTIVE.

13:44
7

CHAPTER VIII. AFFAIRS AT THE VILLAGE.

10:24
8

CHAPTER IX. A TASTE OF THE STICKS.

7:15
9

CHAPTER X. THE INVINCIBLE VINCIBLE.

7:36
10

CHAPTER XI. WILD BILL TRIES AN EXPERIMENT.

19:49

Description

In the twilight of the untamed West, the forest breathes with the quiet hum of animal life while a lone figure slips through the shadows. David Barring—known to his few friends as “Davy the Scout”—moves with the practiced grace of someone born to the frontier, his bear‑skin cap and deerskin leggings marking him as a true border scout. The scene is one of stark beauty and uneasy silence, a world where the encroaching settlements have yet to stamp out the lingering presence of the native tribes.

Tasked with delivering a dire warning, Davy rides toward the remote Hinton cabin, haunted by the specter of Black Hawk’s resurgence and the looming clash between cultures. Along the way his thoughts drift between duty and yearning, recalling a fleeting love for the gentle Emily Hinton and the stark impossibility of a settled life. As night deepens, the scout’s resolve is tested, promising a tense encounter that will draw the fragile frontier ever closer to conflict.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (125K characters)

Series

Jackson's novels.

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Shaun Pinder and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Release date

2015-08-26

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

James L. (James Lorenzo) Bowen

James L. (James Lorenzo) Bowen

1842–1919

A Civil War veteran turned editor and historian, this prolific writer moved from dime novels to detailed works on Massachusetts in the war. His career blended popular storytelling, journalism, and a lasting interest in military history.

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