Three Sioux Scouts

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Three Sioux Scouts

by Elmer Russell Gregor

EN·~4 hours·22 chapters

Chapters

22 total

THREE SIOUX SCOUTS - BY - ELMER RUSSELL GREGOR - AUTHOR OF "THE WAR TRAIL," "SPOTTED DEER," "THE WHITE WOLF," "RUNNING FOX," "WHITE OTTER," ETC.

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THREE SIOUX SCOUTS

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CHAPTER I - WATCHING FOR BUFFALOES

10:51

CHAPTER II - MYSTERIOUS SIGNALS

12:40

CHAPTER III - OLD ENEMIES

17:34

CHAPTER IV - TRAILING A WAR PARTY

15:28

CHAPTER V - OFF TO WARN THE CHEYENNES

12:29

CHAPTER VI - A PERILOUS MISSION

10:28

CHAPTER VII - RED DOG'S STRATAGEM

15:31

CHAPTER VIII - THE ATTACK ON THE CAMP

13:07

Description

Three courageous young warriors—White Otter, Sun Bird and Little Raven—ride across the rolling Great Plains, tracking the seasonal migration of the buffalo herds that sustain their people. With their ponies thundering beneath them and a single eagle feather fluttering in the wind, they embody the skill, bravery and close‑knit friendship that define the Sioux way of life. Their quest is tinged with hope, as tribal songs promise a bountiful hunt, yet the open grassland holds hidden dangers: rival tribes, restless predators and the ever‑present uncertainty of the untamed wilderness.

As the scouts press deeper into unfamiliar territory, the evening shadows grow longer and the distant calls of antelope turn uneasy. Suspicion rises when a sudden, startled herd appears on a ridge, hinting at unseen eyes watching from beyond. The trio must decide whether to press on in pursuit of the buffalo or retreat to safety, aware that every choice could shape the fate of their villages and the bonds they share.

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en

Duration

~4 hours (265K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Chris Curnow, Michael, Josephine Paolucci and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net.

Release date

May 25, 2011

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Elmer Russell Gregor

b. 1878

Best known for brisk adventure stories set on the American frontier, this early 20th-century writer filled his fiction with wilderness travel, scouting, and historical action. His books still appeal to readers who enjoy fast-moving tales of boys' adventures and outdoor life.

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