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Bennett, Emerson, 1822-1905 [1849], Leni-leoti, or, Adventures in the far west (Stratton & Barnard, Cincinnati) [word count] [eaf010].

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Title Page LENI LEOTI;
OR,
ADVENTURES IN THE FAR WEST. A SEQUEL TO “PRAIRIE FLOWER.” BY EMERSON BENNETT,
AUTHOR OF “THE FOREST ROSE,” “THE BANDITS OF THE OSAGE,” “THE TRAITOR,”
“MIKE FINK,” “KATE CLARENDON,” ETC., ETC.

But O, the blooming prairie,
Here are God's floral bowers,
Of all that he hath make on earth
The loveliest.
This is the Almighty's garden,
And the mountains, stars, and sea,
Are naught compared in beauty,
With God's garden prairie free.
NEW EDITION, REVISED AND CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR. CINCINNATI:
PUBLISHED BY J. A. & U. P. JAMES.
1852.

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Bennett, Emerson, 1822-1905 [1849], Leni-leoti, or, Adventures in the far west (Stratton & Barnard, Cincinnati) [word count] [eaf010].