| CHAPTER I | | | PAGE | | Preparation and Departure | 1 | | CHAPTER II | | The Journey | 32 | | CHAPTER III | | Life in the CaÑon—The Heir Apparent Loses Himself | 53 | | CHAPTER IV | | Rhyme and Reason | 99 | | CHAPTER V | | The Forest of Arden—Good News | 133 | | CHAPTER VI | | Queen Elsie visits the Court | 164 | | CHAPTER VII | | Polly’s Birthday: First Half in which She Rejoices at the mere fact of her Existence | 188 | | CHAPTER VIII | | Polly’s Birthday: Second Half | 203 | | CHAPTER IX | | Round the Camp-Fire | 232 | | CHAPTER X | | More Camp-Fire Stories | 249 | | CHAPTER XI | | Breaking Camp | 268 | Scene: A Camping Ground in the CaÑon Las Flores. PEOPLE IN THE TENTS. | Dr. Paul Winship | Mine Host. | | Mrs. Truth Winship | The Guardian Angel. | | Dicky Winship | A Small Scamp of Six Years. | | Bell Winship | The Camp Poetess. | | Polly Oliver | A Sweet but Saucy Lass. | | Margery Noble | A Nut-Brown Mayde. | | Philip Noble | The Useful Member. | | Geoffrey Strong | A Harvard Boy. | | Jack Howard | Prince of Mischief. | | Hop Yet | A Heathen Chinee. | | Pancho Gutierrez | A Mexican man-of-all-work. |
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