| Chapter | Page | |
|---|---|---|
| I. | [Victoria, V. I.] | 11 |
| II. | [How Jack and Hugh Came to British Columbia] | 22 |
| III. | [A Mysterious Water Monster] | 31 |
| IV. | [The Cobbler Naturalist of Burrard Inlet] | 40 |
| V. | [An Unexpected Bear] | 53 |
| VI. | [Of Indians in Armor] | 68 |
| VII. | [Seammux in Danger] | 78 |
| VIII. | [The Coast Indians and their Ways] | 91 |
| IX. | [Preparation for the Voyage] | 103 |
| X. | [The Start] | 111 |
| XI. | [Food from the Sea] | 124 |
| XII. | [The Island Deer] | 135 |
| XIII. | [An Adventure of the Cassiar] | 147 |
| XIV. | [Bute Inlet] | 158 |
| XV. | [The Work that Glaciers Do] | 172 |
| XVI. | [A Mother's Courage] | 189 |
| XVII. | [Jack Meets a Seal Pirate] | 209 |
| XVIII. | [Millions of Salmon] | 228 |
| XIX. | [Fishing with a Siwash] | 236 |
| XX. | [Off for a Hunt in the Mountains] | 251 |
| XXI. | [Last Days in British Columbia] | 264 |
| XXII. | [The Homeward Road] | 277 |
[ILLUSTRATIONS]
[CHAPTER I]
VICTORIA, V. I.
"Say, Hugh, what is that Indian doing in that canoe? I thought at first that he was paddling, but he doesn't seem to move, and that doesn't look like a paddle that he has in his hand."
"To tell you the truth, son, I don't know what he is doing. This business here on the salt water puzzles me, and everything is strange and queer. This ain't like the prairie, nor these ain't like any mountains that I've ever seen. I am beginning at the bottom and have got to learn everything. But about that Indian in the canoe, you can see that the boat doesn't move; and you can see, too, if you look sharp, that he's anchored. Don't you see that taut line reaching down into the water?"
"That's so," said Jack; "he surely is anchored, but he works his arms just as if he were paddling. I am going to ask this man over here."