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CHAPTER XVII--GOING TO BED IN THE CLOUDS 175
Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders on the Old Apache Trail · Josephine Chase
CHAPTER XVII--GOING TO BED IN THE CLOUDS 175
Lieutenant Wingate loses his hat, and Ike Fairweather has a narrow escape. Grace decides to explore the ancient cliff dwellings. Being above the clouds gives the Overland Riders a new thrill. An alarm arouses Grace at dead of night.
CHAPTER XVIII--THE HARDEST BLOW OF ALL 186
A jar and a crash. “Some one has run our wagon off the trail into the canyon!” gasps Grace Harlowe. Hippy and the bandits battle in a cloud. Grace takes a hand. Emma Dean bewails the loss of her black silk skirt. Horses and riders are now obliged to carry the Overlanders’ equipment.
CHAPTER XIX--HEROINES OF THE TRAIL 198
The arrival at Roosevelt Dam. Grace Harlowe meets an old friend from the front. The fame of the Overland Riders has preceded them. An Apache Indian engaged to care for the ponies. An evening of real enjoyment at the mountain inn.