  CHAPTER I. THE YOUNG CHAMPION. CHAPTER II. A WELL EARNED REWARD. CHAPTER III. DANGER IN THE AIR. CHAPTER V. COMPLIMENTS AT LONG RANGE. CHAPTER VIII. MAROZ AND CEBALLOS. CHAPTER IX. MENDEZ, THE SCOUT. CHAPTER XI. CAVARHO AND MENDEZ. CHAPTER XII. A CALL AND A REPLY. CHAPTER XIV. WAITING FOR DAYLIGHT. CHAPTER XV. AN INTERRUPTED FLIGHT. CHAPTER XVI. THE RANCHMAN'S HOME. CHAPTER XVII. THE SHADOW OF DANGER. CHAPTER XIX. AN APACHE SIGNAL. CHAPTER XX. ON THE MOUNTAIN SIDE. CHAPTER XXI. A GAME OF HIDE AND SEEK. CHAPTER XXII. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? CHAPTER XXIII. WHAT BEFELL MAURICE FREEMAN. CHAPTER XXVI. A SURPRISE INDEED. Transcriber’s Note: This book was originally printed with two Chapter XVIIs and two Chapter XVIIIs; I chose not to renumber the chapters. A table of contents has been added for the reader’s convenience. Lieutenant Decker smilingly extended his hand to his astonished friend. “You did not expect either of us, but we are here all the same.”—Page 184. —The Young Scout. THE YOUNG SCOUT. The Story of a West Point Lieutenant. By EDWARD S. ELLIS, Author of “Adrift in the Wilds,” “A Jaunt Through Java,” “A Young Hero,” etc., etc. Imprimatur of A. L. Burt NEW YORK: Copyright 1895, by A. L. Burt. THE YOUNG SCOUT. |
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