Books with author K. Percy Fitzhugh

“But suppose they shouldn’t come.”“Son, when I wuz out in Colorady, in a place we called Devil’s Pass, I gut a grizzly backed up agin’ a ledge one day ’n’ heving ony one bullet ’twas a case uv me or him, as yer might say. My pardner, Simon Gurthy, who likewise didn’t hev no bullets, ’count uv bein’ stripped b’ the Injins, he says, ‘S’posin’ ye don’t fetch him.’ ’N’ I says, ‘S’posin’ I do.’”Jeb Rushmore, with methodical accuracy, spat at a sapling near by.“And did you?” asked his listener.Jeb spat again with leisurely deliberation. “’N’ I did,” said he.“You always hit, don’t you, Jeb?”“Purty near.”...

18 Complete Works of Percy K. Fitzhugh Pee Wee Harris on the TrailPee-Wee HarrisPee-Wee Harris AdriftRoy BlakeleyRoy Blakeley in the Haunted CampRoy Blakeley's Adventures in CampRoy Blakeley's Bee-line HikeRoy Blakeley's Camp on WheelsRoy Blakely, PathfinderTom SladeTom Slade at Black LakeTom Slade at Temple CampTom Slade Motorcycle Dispatch BearerTom Slade on a TransportTom Slade on Mystery TrailTom Slade with the Boys Over ThereTom Slade with the ColorsTom Slade's Double Dare

Join Westy Martin, Benny Stein, and Warde Hollister as they undertake a camping trip along the Old Indian Trail. The main purpose of the trip is to help Benny develop his Scouting skills, but many adventures intervene which seem to get in the way of this goal. There are thieves from New York, a mysterious hermit, a sad family farm story, and a forest fire, not to mention a dark, deep pit, a lot of rain, and some flooding! Find out if Benny becomes a First Class Scout, or remains a Tenderfoot, and discover who is the true hero of this story.