The Phantoms of the Foot-Bridge, and Other Stories |
THE PHANTOMS OF THE FOOT-BRIDGE HIS "DAY IN COURT" 'WAY DOWN IN LONESOME COVE THE MOONSHINERS AT HOHO-HEBEE FALLS I THE RIDDLE OF THE ROCKS
"'WARN'T YOU-UNS APOLOGIZIN' TER ME FUR NOT BEIN' A NEPHEW?'" "'WARN'T YOU-UNS APOLOGIZIN' TER ME FUR NOT BEIN' A NEPHEW?'"The Phantoms of the Foot-Bridge And Other Stories BY
CHARLES EGBERT CRADDOCK AUTHOR OF
"IN THE 'STRANGER PEOPLE'S' COUNTRY" ETC.
ILLUSTRATED decoration NEW YORK
HARPER & BROTHERS PUBLISHERS
1895 Copyright, 1895, by Harper & Brothers
All rights reserved.
CONTENTS | | PAGE | | THE PHANTOMS OF THE FOOT-BRIDGE | 1 | | HIS "DAY IN COURT" | 61 | | 'WAY DOWN IN LONESOME COVE | 131 | | THE MOONSHINERS AT HOHO-HEBEE FALLS | 183 | | THE RIDDLE OF THE ROCKS | 289 | ILLUSTRATIONS | "'WARN'T YOU-UNS APOLOGIZIN' TER ME FUR NOT BEIN' A NEPHEW?'" | | Frontispiece | | THE PHANTOM OF THE FOOT-BRIDGE | Facing p. | 12 | | OLD JOEL QUIMBEY | " | 66 | | "'WHY'N'T YE GIN DAD THEM MESSAGES?'" | " | 102 | | "SHE FLUNG HER APRON OVER HER HEAD" | " | 114 | | "HE STOLE NOISELESSLY IN THE SOFT SNOW" | " | 124 | | OLD QUIMBEY AND HIS GRANDSON | " | 128 | | "YET THIS WAS CHRISTMAS EVE" | " | 176 | | "HE HAD HAD AN ACTIVE DAY, INDUCING A KEEN THIRST" | " | 214 | | "'LOOK OUT! SOMEBODY'S THAR!'" | " | 284 | | "SHE SMILED UPON THE BABY" | " | 300 | | THE BLACKSMITH'S SHOP | " | 312 | | "THE TABLES OF THE LAW" | " | 322 | | "'WHAT WORD DID HE SEND TER—ME?'" | " | 330 |
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