The Indian Drum (1917)

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THE INDIAN DRUM

As Constance started away, Spearman suddenly drew her back to him and kissed her. Frontispiece.

THE
INDIAN DRUM

BY
WILLIAM MacHARG
AND
EDWIN BALMER

WITH FRONTISPIECE BY
W. T. Benda

BOSTON
Little, Brown, and Company
1917

Copyright, 1917,
By Little, Brown, and Company.

All rights reserved

Published October, 1917

THE COLONIAL PRESS
C. H. SIMONDS CO., BOSTON, U. S. A.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	The Man Whom the Storm Haunted	1
II	Who Is Alan Conrad?	19
III	Discussion of a Shadow	34
IV	"Arrived Safe; Well"	57
V	An Encounter	69
VI	Constance Sherrill	95
VII	The Deed in Trust	112
VIII	Mr. Corvet's Partner	126
IX	Violence	145
X	A Walk Beside the Lake	162
XI	A Caller	179
XII	The Land of the Drum	199
XIII	The Things from Corvet's Pockets	210
XIV	The Owner of the Watch	229
XV	Old Burr of the Ferry	254
XVI	A Ghost Ship	266
XVII	"He Killed Your Father"	288
XVIII	Mr. Spearman Goes North	298
XIX	The Watch Upon the Beach	318
XX	The Sounding of the Drum	335
XXI	The Fate of the Miwaka	347

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