Three Boys in the Wild North Land
  • Chapter One. Welcome to Sagasta-weekee — Mr Ross, their host — The three boys — Frank, Alec, Sam — The “Prince Arthur" — The Voyage — The Esquimaux — Arrival at York Factory.
  • Chapter Two. Hudson Bay Company — Frank's canoe mishap — Duck shooting — Clever Koona — Goose hunting — Queer battles.
  • Chapter Three. Writing Journals — Fur-Laden Brigades — Valuable Furs — Hunting Preparations — Big Tom, The Famous Guide — The Start — First Camp on the Rocks.
  • Chapter Four. The Early Call — The Picturesque Route — The Toilsome Portages — Rival Brigades — First Bear — Alec's Successful Shot.
  • Chapter Five. Robinson's Portage — Gunpowder Transportation — Hole in the Keg — The Frightful Explosion — Ensconced at Headquarters — Delightful Home in the Wilderness — Sturgeon Fishing — Involuntary Plunges.
  • Chapter Six. Indian Implements — Canoeing Excursion — Gunpowder Versus Jack Fish — Loon Shooting — Sam's Successful Shot.
  • Chapter Seven. The Old Fort Camp — Sam's Race with the Bear — Indian Comments.
  • Chapter Eight. Preserving Meat — Cunning Partridges — Celestial Phenomenon — The Fearful Hurricane — Caught in the Storm — Disaster — The Mischievous Wolverine — Alec's Shot.
  • Chapter Nine. Montreal Point — The Governor and the Iroquois — The Herd of Deer — Ominous Sounds — Packs of Wolves — The Fierce Battle — Welcome Reinforcements — The Victory — Playing “Possum”.
  • Chapter Ten. Romantic Courtship — The Happy Family — A Canoe Picnic — Mustagan — A Prowling Bear — A Woman's Shot.
  • Chapter Eleven. The Wonderful Story of Apetak, the Grateful Indian, and the Description of the Trip to and View of the Silver Cave, as told by Mr Ross at Sagasta-weekee.
  • Chapter Twelve. Novel Fishing — Guns and Gaff Hooks — Frank's Plunge — Light-hearted Sam and his Story — Strange Battle — Pugnacious Jack Fish.
  • Chapter Thirteen. Mission Village — Self-Denying Toilers — Pleasant Visits — Flourishing School — Syllabic Characters — Competitive Sports — Archery — Foot Races — Wrestling — Swimming — Canoe Races.
  • Chapter Fourteen. Conjurers — Old Tapastanum — Boasting — Challenge Accepted — Medicine Man's Tent — Bogus Bullet — Detected — Conjurer's Defeat and Fall.
  • Chapter Fifteen. Outing — Alec and Mustagan's Shooting Contest, or Gun versus Bow and Arrow-Shooting the Swans — Was Sam Cross-eyed? — The Return Trip — The Escape of the Doe and Fawn from the Wolf.
  • Chapter Sixteen. The Old Fort again — Aurora Borealis — Unexpected Arrivals — Fur Traders — Head Winds — Camp Annoyances — Camp Fire Yarns.
  • Chapter Seventeen. The Story of Pukumakunun — Loosing his Tongue — His Early Days — Excursion for Buffalo — Treacherous Quicksands — Sinking Mother — Sagacious Horse — Sneaking Wolves — Rattlesnake and Prairie Dog.
  • Chapter Eighteen. Pukumakun's Story Continued — Searching for Friends — Pathless Prairie — Angry Relations — Avengers of Blood Unappeased — Race for Life — Overtaken — First Conflict — Arrow against Tomahawk — Opportune Arrival.
  • Chapter Nineteen. “Fair Wind!” — Fish Spearing by Torchlight — The Shining Eyes — Death of the Deer — Abundance of Game — Additional Excursions — Tradition of Nanahboozoo and the Flood — Was Nanahboozoo Noah?
  • Chapter Twenty. The Call of the Moose — Preparations For Capture — Midnight March — Rival Bulls — A Royal Battle — Frank's Shot — Big Tom, the Successful Moose Hunter — Young Moose Calves — Their Capture — Sam's Awkward Predicament.
  • Chapter Twenty One. Excursion to Sea River Falls — The Cranberry Picking — The Contest — “Where are the Children?” — Wenonah and Roderick lost in the Forest — First Night's Unsuccessful Search — The Tracks in the Sand — Mustagan's Startling Discovery.
  • Chapter Twenty Two. Children's Footsteps and Bears' Tracks — Children in the Custody of the Bears — The Plan of Rescue — The Boys' Part — The Bird Call — Success.
  • Chapter Twenty Three. Wenonah's Story of their Marvellous Adventures with and Deliverance from the Bears — Roderick's Comments.
  • Chapter Twenty Four. Congratulations — Other Incidents of Lost Children — Long Excursion by the Boys — Indian Legend — “Why is the Bear Tailless?” — Oxford Lake — Black Bears as Fishermen — The Lookout from the Trees — Fish-Stealing Bears — The Conflict — Bears versus Boys and Indians — Sam's Successful Thrust — Plenty of Bear Meat.
  • Chapter Twenty Five. A Successful Mission — Peculiar Address — The Visit to the Beavers — Commodious Houses — Well-constructed Dams — The Moonlight Sight — Strange Interruption — Stealthy Wolverine — Crouching Wolves — More Cunning Men — A Mixed-up Battle — Delighted Boys — Return to Sagasta-weekee.
  • Chapter Twenty Six. The Excursion in the Reindeer Country — Numerous Herds — The Battle between Reindeer and Wolves in the Lake — Reaching the Herds — The Long Stalk for the Leader — Alec's Successful Shot — Consternation of the Herd — Abundance of Venison.
  • Chapter Twenty Seven. Frank's Adventures — The Reindeer followed — Unwelcome Interlopers — Cowardly Wolves stalking the Fawns — Repelled by the Gallant Bucks — Close Quarters — Successful Shots — Different Game than Reindeer — Visions of Splendour.
  • Chapter Twenty Eight. Boys' Adventure with Reindeer in the Lake — Gadflies and other Deer Pests — Peculiar Weapons — Dangerous Antagonists — Hoofs and Horns — Frank's Success — Attack on the Leader — Canoe Smashed — Alec and the Indians in the Water — Sam's Stratagem — Success at last — The Return Trip — Significant Signs — Ducks and Geese heading southward — Indians Uneasy — Journey Hastened — Sagasta-weekee reached — Summer ended — Winter begun.
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