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Wolf Ear the Indian: A story of the great uprising of 1890-91

by Edward Sylvester Ellis

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateAdventureHistoricalChildren's13 chapters
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About this book

Amid rising tensions on the Sioux reservation, the restless spirit of Wolf Ear and the threat of a ghost dance uprising ignite a dangerous clash between Native Americans and settlers in 1890-91. Adventure unfolds on the turbulent frontier where loyalties are tested.

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13 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

01WOLF EAR THE INDIAN · Ch.1Free
02CHAPTER I. "THE BULLET HAD PASSED STARTLINGLY NEAR HIM."
03CHAPTER II. "HE'S UP TO SOME MISCHIEF, I'LL WARRANT."
04CHAPTER III. "THERE ARE FIFTY HOSTILES."
05CHAPTER IV. "WE ABE ENEMIES."
06CHAPTER V. "WHAT WILL BE THEIR NEXT STEP?"
07CHAPTER VI. "AY, WHERE WERE THEY?"
08CHAPTER VII. "IT CAME LIKE ONE OF THEM KANSAN CYCLONES."
09CHAPTER VIII. "THE BUCKS WERE COMING UP ALARMINGLY FAST."
10CHAPTER IX. "HE HAS MADE HIS LAST SCOUT."
11CHAPTER X "OH, THERE IS WOLF EAR!"
12CHAPTER XI. "I'M OFF; GOOD-BYE!"

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