Ungava Bob: A Winter's Tale - Dillon Wallace

[I.]	How Bob Got His "Trail"	9
[II.]	Off to the Bush	26
[III.]	An Adventure With a Bear	37
[IV.]	Swept Away in the Rapids	50
[V.]	The Trails are Reached	56
[VI.]	Alone in the Wilderness	68
[VII.]	A Streak of Good Luck	76
[VIII.]	Micmac John's Revenge	87
[IX.]	Lost in the Snow	96
[X.]	The Penalty	108
[XI.]	The Tragedy of the Trail	115
[XII.]	In the Hands of the Nascaupees	129
[XIII.]	A Foreboding of Evil	140
[XIV.]	The Shadow of Death	153
[XV.]	In the Wigwam of Sishetakushin	171
[XVI.]	One of the Tribe	187
[XVII.]	Still Farther North	199
[XVIII.]	A Mission of Trust	206
[XIX.]	At the Mercy of the Wind	226
[XX.]	Prisoners of the Sea	240
[XXI.]	Adrift on the Ice	254
[XXII.]	The Maid of the North	269
[XXIII.]	The Hand of Providence	280
[XXIV.]	The Escape	290
[XXV.]	The Break-Up	304
[XXVI.]	Back at Wolf Bight	315
[XXVII.]	The Cruise to St. John's	333
[XXVIII.]	In After Years	341

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Facing Page
Three of the men hauled, the other with a pole, kept it clear of the rocks	[Title]
"Bob jumped out with the painter in his hand."	[21]
Chart of the Trails.	[64]
"Micmac John knew his end had come."	[114]
"It was dangerous work."	[173]
"Saw her standing in the bright moonlight."	[197]
"He held the vessel steadily to her course."	[298]