The Long Portage
“ALL DAY LONG THEY PADDLED UP THE GLEAMING LAKE”— Page 290
THE LONG PORTAGE
HAROLD BINDLOSS
AUTHOR OF
A PRAIRIE COURTSHIP,
WINSTON OF THE PRAIRIE, ETC.
WITH A FRONTISPIECE IN COLORS BY
ARTHUR HUTCHINS
New York
GROSSET & DUNLAP
Publishers
Copyright, 1912, by
Harold Bindloss
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CHAPTER I
THE GLADWYNE EXPEDITION
CHAPTER II
THE DIVIDE
CHAPTER III
THE CACHE
CHAPTER IV
A PAINFUL DECISION
CHAPTER V
MILLICENT GLADWYNE
CHAPTER VI
NASMYTH TELLS HIS STORY
CHAPTER VII
ON THE MOORS
CHAPTER VIII
GLADWYNE RECEIVES A SHOCK
CHAPTER IX
LISLE GATHERS INFORMATION
CHAPTER X
BELLA’S CHAMPION
CHAPTER XI
CRESTWICK GIVES TROUBLE
CHAPTER XII
MRS. GLADWYNE’S APPEAL
CHAPTER XIII
A FUTILE PROTEST
CHAPTER XIV
LISLE COMES TO THE RESCUE
CHAPTER XV
BELLA’S DEFEAT
CHAPTER XVI
GLADWYNE SURRENDERS
CHAPTER XVII
A BAD FALL
CHAPTER XVIII
A PRUDENT DECISION
CHAPTER XIX
GLADWYNE GAINS A POINT
CHAPTER XX
MRS. GLADWYNE’S TEMPTATION
CHAPTER XXI
THE LAST AFTERNOON
CHAPTER XXII
STARTLING NEWS
CHAPTER XXIII
A FORCED MARCH
CHAPTER XXIV
MILLICENT SUMMONS HER GUIDE
CHAPTER XXV
A RELIABLE MAN
CHAPTER XXVI
LISLE TURNS AUTOCRAT
CHAPTER XXVII
AN UNPLEASANT SURPRISE
CHAPTER XXVIII
CLARENCE REACHES CAMP
CHAPTER XXIX
A BOLD SCHEME
CHAPTER XXX
THE END OF THE PURSUIT
CHAPTER XXXI
LISLE GOES TO ENGLAND