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Little Wolf: A Tale of the Western Frontier

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A young woman nicknamed Little Wolf confronts family shame, threats from a vengeful outlaw known as Bloody Jim, and the challenges of frontier life. After an attempted abduction tied to a past wrong between the doctor and Bloody Jim's family, neighbors, physicians, and loved ones mount searches and rescues amid winter travel, sickness, and violent encounters. Interleaved are courtships, domestic disputes, reform efforts around drink, disguise and recovery scenes, community festivities and tragedies, and eventual reconciliations and marriages. The narrative moves episodically through crises, rescues, local gossip, and moral reckonings, portraying how personal histories, social bonds, and seasonal hardships shape outcomes on the frontier.

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Mary Ann Mann Cornelius

Mary Ann Mann Cornelius was an American author known for her contributions to children's literature in the late 19th century. Her notable work, "Little Wolf: A Tale of the Western Frontier," reflects themes of adventure and the American frontier experience, appealing to young readers with its engaging storytelling. Cornelius's writing often captures the spirit of exploration and the challenges faced by characters in a rapidly changing world. Through her work, she has left a mark on the literary heritage of children's narratives, offering insights into the cultural context of her time.

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