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The Indians are coming. An Indian story by Earl Dundee. Translated by Halldór G. Ólafsson.
Rikki is a young boy who has lost his father and now moves with his mother and maternal uncle across the vast plains to his uncle's home.
The journey is not easy. Dangers are everywhere, and the worst of all is the lack of water and the Indians.
The Indians believe they have a right to the great plains and that any white man who enters them is unholy. And of course, the Indians attack the wagon train of Rikki and his companions. The story of the encounter between the travelers and the Indians is very exciting and no one will put the book down until it is all read. (Cover text).
Rikki is a young boy who has lost his father and now moves with his mother and maternal uncle across the vast plains to his uncle's home.
The journey is not easy. Dangers are everywhere, and the worst of all is the lack of water and the Indians.
The Indians believe they have a right to the great plains and that any white man who enters them is unholy. And of course, the Indians attack the wagon train of Rikki and his companions. The story of the encounter between the travelers and the Indians is very exciting and no one will put the book down until it is all read. (Cover text).