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A daring young American nicknamed Headlong returns to a volatile border town and becomes embroiled in a quest prompted by a veiled woman's arrival and rumors of ancient treasure. He and a disparate band cross into dangerous terrain to pursue relics tied to the region's precolonial past, confronting rival claimants, betrayals, kidnappings, and narrow escapes in cliff lairs, mirrored labyrinths, and ruined gardens. The expedition forces shifts in command, exposes hidden motives and deceptions, and develops a charged romantic entanglement that forces characters to choose between honor, loyalty, and personal desire.

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Title: Daughter of the Sun: A Tale of Adventure

Author: Jackson Gregory

Release date: July 27, 2006 [eBook #18916]
Most recently updated: July 26, 2021

Language: English

Credits: Al Haines

*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK DAUGHTER OF THE SUN: A TALE OF ADVENTURE ***

Zoraida Castelmar, daughter of the Montezumas

DAUGHTER OF THE SUN

A TALE OF ADVENTURE

BY

JACKSON GREGORY

(Quién Sabe)

AUTHOR OF
TIMBER WOLF, THE EVERLASTING WHISPER,
DESERT VALLEY, ETC.

GROSSET & DUNLAP
PUBLISHERS ———— NEW YORK

Copyright, 1921, by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS

Copyright as "The Treasure of the Hills,"
1920, 1921, by Street & Smith

TO
ZINGARA

CONTENTS

CHAPTER  
I.   IN WHICH A YOUNG AMERICAN KNOWN AS "HEADLONG" PLAYS AT DICE WITH ONE IN MAN'S CLOTHING WHO IS NOT A MAN
II.   IN WHICH A SPELL IS WORKED AND AN EXPEDITION IS BEGUN
III.   OF THE NEW MOON, A TALE OF AZTEC TREASURE AND A MYSTERY
IV.   INDICATING THAT THAT WHICH APPEARS THE EARTHLY PARADISE MAY PROVE QUITE ANOTHER SORT OF PLACE
V.   HOW ONE NOT ACCUSTOMED TO TAKING ANOTHER MAN'S ORDERS RECEIVES THE COMMAND OF THE QUEEN LADY
VI.   CONCERNING THAT WHICH LAY IN THE EYES OF ZORAIDA
VII.   OF A GIRL HELD FOR RANSOM AND OF A TOAST DRUNK BY ONE INFATUATED
VIII.   HOW A MAN MAY CARRY A MESSAGE AND NOT KNOW HIMSELF TO BE A MESSENGER
IX.   WHICH BEGINS WITH A LITTLE SONG AND ENDS WITH TROUBLE BETWEEN FRIENDS
X.   IN WHICH A MAN KEEPS HIS WORD AND ZORAIDA DARES AND LAUGHS
XI.   IN WHICH THERE IS MORE THAN ONE LIE TOLD AND THE TRUTH IS GLIMPSED
XII.   IN WHICH AN OVERTURE IS MADE, AN ANSWER IS POSTPONED AND A DOOR IS LOCKED
XIII.   CONCERNING WOMAN'S WILES AND WITCHERY
XIV.   CONCERNING A DIFFICULT SITUATION, RECKLESSLY INVITED
XV.   OF THE ANCIENT GARDENS OF THE GOLDEN TEZCUCAN
XVI.   HOW TWO, IN THE LABYRINTH OF MIRRORS, WATCHED DISTANT HAPPENINGS
XVII.   HOW ONE WHO HAS EVER COMMANDED MUST LEARN TO OBEY
XVIII.   OF FLIGHT, PURSUIT AND A LAIR IN THE CLIFFS
XIX.   HOW ONE WHO HIDES AND WATCHES MAY BE WATCHED BY ONE HIDDEN
XX.   IN WHICH A ROCK MOVES, A DISCOVERY IS MADE AND MORE THAN ONE AVENUE IS OPENED
XXI.   HOW ONE RETURNS UNWILLINGLY WHITHER HE WOULD WILLINGLY ENTER BY ANOTHER DOOR
XXII.   REGARDING A NECKLACE OF PEARLS AND CERTAIN PLANS OF TWO WHO WERE MEANT TO BE ONE