The Wilderness Castaways - Dillon Wallace

BY DILLON WALLACE
AUTHOR OF
“THE LURE OF THE LABRADOR WILD,”
“THE LONG LABRADOR TRAIL,”
“BEYOND THE MEXICAN SIERRAS,” ETC

ILLUSTRATED BY
HENRY S. WATSON

CHICAGO
A. C. McCLURG & CO.
1936

CHAPTER		PAGE
[I]	Getting Acquainted	1
[II]	The First Bear	23
[III]	A Husky Camp	34
[IV]	The Wilderness Primeval	49
[V]	Wrecked	64
[VI]	The Castaways Abandoned	86
[VII]	Adrift on an Ice Pan	95
[VIII]	Facing Starvation	111
[IX]	The Waters Clear	124
[X]	A Narrow Escape	140
[XI]	A Death Struggle	151
[XII]	Factor MacTavish of Fort Reliance	163
[XIII]	Winter Shelter and Hard Work	184
[XIV]	A Lonely Christmas	194
[XV]	The Trapper from Indian Lake	209
[XVI]	Released from Bondage	219
[XVII]	The Snowshoe Journey to Indian Lake	231
[XVIII]	Stalked by Wolves	252
[XIX]	On the Fur Trails	270
[XX]	Winnipeg at Last	285
[XXI]	Bad News and Good	295
[XXII]	How Paul and Dan Made Good	306

ILLUSTRATIONS

	PAGE
[He waited, his axe grasped in both hands]	Frontispiece
[“Keep un nerve,” soothed Dan]	84
[Dan struck up a tune]	116
[Fired several more shots after the retreating birds]	136
[He could feel its sharp claws tearing his flesh]	162
[The Eskimos were watching them curiously from the beach]	174
[“You’re a big coward”]	180
[The boys were startled. They had heard no one approach]	208
[The three put their heads together]	286