PRESCOTT OF SASKATCHEWAN

“IT SEEMED PRUDENT TO PLACE AS LONG A DISTANCE AS POSSIBLE
BETWEEN THEM AND THE SETTLEMENT”—Page 158

PRESCOTT OF

SASKATCHEWAN

BY

HAROLD BINDLOSS

AUTHOR OF

THE LONG PORTAGE,

RANCHING FOR SYLVIA,

WINSTON OF THE PRAIRIE, ETC.

WITH A FRONTISPIECE IN COLOR BY

W. HERBERT DUNTON

GROSSET & DUNLAP

PUBLISHERS :: NEW YORK

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, INCLUDING THAT OF TRANSLATION

INTO FOREIGN LANGUAGES, INCLUDING THE SCANDINAVIAN

COPYRIGHT, 1913, BY FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY

PUBLISHED IN ENGLAND UNDER THE TITLE, “THE WASTREL”

August, 1913

CONTENTS

CHAPTERPAGE
I.Jernyngham’s Happy Thought [1]
II.Muriel Sees the West [12]
III.Jernyngham Makes a Decision [23]
IV.Muriel Feels Regret [35]
V.The Mystery of the Muskeg [45]
VI.A Deal in Land [57]
VII.The Search [67]
VIII.A Day on the Prairie [79]
IX.Prescott Makes a Promise [92]
X.A New Clue [102]
XI.A Revelation [113]
XII.Prescott’s Flight [123]
XIII.The Construction Camp [131]
XIV.On the Trail [141]
XV.Miss Foster’s Escort [153]
XVI.The Missionary’s Ally [168]
XVII.The Passage of the Mountains [183]
XVIII.Defeat [195]
XIX.Prescott’s Return [206]
XX.Muriel Relieves her Mind [216]
XXI.Wandle Takes Precautions [227]
XXII.Jernyngham Makes a Discovery [237]
XXIII.A Night Ride [249]
XXIV.Muriel Proves Obdurate [261]
XXV.A Woman’s Influence [272]
XXVI.Prescott Makes Inquiries [284]
XXVII.Startling News [296]
XXVIII.The End of the Pursuit [306]
XXIX.Jernyngham Breaks Down [318]
XXX.Prescott’s Vindication [332]

Prescott, of Saskatchewan