Edmund takes Caddie hunting with him, as the boys are too critical of his approach, but when Caddie laughingly challenges Edmund to a boat race home, Edmund sabotages her raft.
Woodlawn insists on the Native Americans’ friendliness and tells tales of their positive interactions.Īfter pigeon hunting season has come and gone, Uncle Edmund visits. As the circuit rider talks with the Woodlawns, he expresses concern about the rumors of Native American uprisings, but Mr. On the way home, Caddie lingers to pick more hazelnuts and outdo her brothers, but when she arrives home to dinner and finds that the circuit rider is there, she is mortified at her tardiness and disheveled appearance. The novel opens on Caddie, Tom, and Warren crossing the river to watch the Native Americans craft a canoe. Though the novel takes place in 1864, the family’s daily life is far removed from the Civil War. The Woodlawns had another daughter, Mary, who died and is buried on their farm. Caddie Woodlawn lives in Wisconsin with her parents, John and Harriet her sisters, Clara, Hetty, and Minnie her brothers, Tom and Warren and Nero, the family dog.
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