The setting of this story is forty miles away from a place called Red Dog, and Sandy Tipton suggests that the title character should be sent there.
One character in this story repeatedly says "The damned little cuss!" after the title character grabs his finger. A sailor in this story named Man O' War Jack sings a lugubrious song about the adventures of the Arethusa. The setting of this story is forty miles away from a place called Red Dog, and Sandy Tipton suggests that the title character should be sent there. At the end of this story, the North Fork River floods, killing Stumpy and Kentuck. The title character of this story is Cherokee Sal's baby son, who is thought to bring good fortune to a group of gold prospectors. A minor character in this story also appears as the main character of the author's story "The Outcasts of Poker Flat." For 10 points, name this short story by Bret Harte.
One character in this story repeatedly says "The damned little cuss!"
"The Luck of Roaring Camp"