The Young Wild-Fowlers

by Harry Castlemon

PORTER & COATES.

Copyright, 1885,

BY

PORTER & COATES.

CONTENTS.

	PAGE
Chapter I.
At Egan’s Home	[5]
Chapter II.
The Man in the Sink-boat	[26]
Chapter III.
Barr’s Big Gun	[46]
Chapter IV.
At School Again	[69]
Chapter V.
Lester is Waked Up	[89]
Chapter VI.
A Dinner in Prospect	[111]
Chapter VII.
A Surprise	[133]
Chapter VIII.
A Desperate Undertaking	[155]
Chapter IX.
Lester Brigham’s Strategy	[176]
Chapter X.
An Alarm and a Stampede	[198]
Chapter XI.
A Treacherous Coachman	[219]
Chapter XII.
“Fall In for Dinner!”	[241]
Chapter XIII.
The Big-gunner’s Cabin	[264]
Chapter XIV.
“I’ll Trouble You for Them Thousand”	[287]
Chapter XV.
A Swim for Liberty	[309]
Chapter XVI.
Lost in the Marshes	[331]
Chapter XVII.
Conclusion	[354]

THE YOUNG WILD-FOWLERS.

CHAPTER I.
AT EGAN’S HOME.

“What was that noise, Bert?”

Don Gordon raised his head from his pillow, and supporting himself on his elbow, looked out at the open window toward the surf that was rolling in upon the beach, and listened intently.