| CONTENTS. |
| CHAPTER | |
| [I. ] | WHY ROBERT WYNN EMIGRATED |
| [II. ] | CROSSING THE 'FERRY' |
| [III. ] | UP THE ST. LAWRENCE |
| [IV. ] | WOODEN-NESS |
| [V. ] | DEBARKATION |
| [VI. ] | CONCERNING AN INCUBUS |
| [VII. ] | THE RIVER HIGHWAY |
| [VIII. ] | 'JEAN BAPTISTE' AT HOME |
| [IX. ] | 'FROM MUD TO MARBLE' |
| [X. ] | CORDUROY |
| [XI. ] | THE BATTLE WITH THE WILDERNESS BEGINS |
| [XII. ] | CAMPING IN THE BUSH |
| [XIII. ] | THE YANKEE STOREKEEPER |
| [XIV. ] | THE 'CORNER' |
| [XV. ] | ANDY TREES A 'BASTE' |
| [XVI. ] | LOST IN THE WOODS |
| [XVII. ] | BACK TO CEDAR CREEK |
| [XVIII. ] | GIANT TWO-SHOES |
| [XIX. ] | A MEDLEY |
| [XX. ] | THE ICE-SLEDGE |
| [XXI. ] | THE FOREST-MAN |
| [XXII. ] | SILVER SLEIGH-BELLS |
| [XXIII. ] | STILL-HUNTING |
| [XXIV. ] | LUMBERERS |
| [XXV. ] | CHILDREN OF THE FOREST |
| [XXVI. ] | ON A SWEET SUBJECT |
| [XXVII. ] | A BUSY BEE |
| [XXVIII. ] | OLD FACES UPON NEW NEIGHBOURS |
| [XXIX. ] | ONE DAY IN JULY |
| [XXX. ] | VISITORS AND VISITED |
| [XXXI. ] | SUNDAY IN THE FOREST |
| [XXXII. ] | HOW THE CAPTAIN CLEARED HIS BUSH |
| [XXXIII. ] | THE FOREST ON FIRE |
| [XXXIV. ] | TRITON AMONG MINNOWS |
| [XXXV. ] | THE PINK MIST |
| [XXXVI. ] | BELOW ZERO |
| [XXXVII. ] | A CUT, AND ITS CONSEQUENCES |
| [XXXVIII. ] | JACK-OF-ALL-TRADES |
| [XXXIX. ] | SETTLER THE SECOND |
| [XL. ] | AN UNWELCOME SUITOR |
| [XLI. ] | THE MILL-PRIVILEGE |
| [XLII. ] | UNDER THE NORTHERN LIGHTS |
| [XLIII. ] | A BUSH-FLITTING |
| [XLIV. ] | SHOVING OF THE ICE |
| [XLV. ] | EXEUNT OMNES |
