BOOK I |
CHAPTER | | | PAGE |
I. | | My First Winter in Chicago | 1 |
II. | | I Return to the Saddle | 13 |
III. | | In the Footsteps of General Grant | 24 |
IV. | | Red Men and Buffalo | 38 |
V. | | The Telegraph Trail | 53 |
VI. | | The Return of the Artist | 70 |
VII. | | London and Evening Dress | 86 |
VIII. | | The Choice of the New Daughter | 97 |
IX. | | A Judicial Wedding | 122 |
X. | | The New Daughter and Thanksgiving | 140 |
XI. | | My Father's Inheritance | 153 |
XII. | | We Tour the Oklahoma Prairie | 171 |
XIII. | | Standing Rock and Lake McDonald | 184 |
XIV. | | The Empty Room | 204 |
BOOK II |
XV. | | A Summer in the High Country | 219 |
XVI. | | The White House Musicale | 237 |
XVII. | | Signs of Change | 247 |
XVIII. | | The Old Pioneer Takes the Back Trail | 262 |
XIX. | | New Life in the Old House | 271 |
XX. | | Mary Isabel's Chimney | 289 |
XXI. | | The Fairy World of Childhood | 307 |
XXII. | | The Old Soldier Gains a New Granddaughter | 326 |
XXIII. | | "Cavanagh" and the "Winds of Destiny" | 341 |
XXIV. | | The Old Homestead Suffers Disaster | 355 |
XXV. | | Darkness Just Before the Dawn | 369 |
XXVI. | | A Spray of Wild Roses | 381 |
XXVII. | | A Soldier of the Union Mustered Out | 389 |
| | Afterword | 400 |