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640 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1865
Long before the strange rider had come near, the moonlight, shining full upon him, enabled Calhoun to see that he was headless!
There could be no mistake about the observation. Though quickly made, it was complete. The white moon beams, silvering his shoulders, were reflected from no face, above or between them! It could be no illusion of the moon’s light. Calhoun had seen that same shape under the glare of the sun.
He now saw more – the missing head, ghastly and gory, half shrouded behind the hairy holsters!