Og—Son of Fire

by Irving Crump

NEW YORK
DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY
1946

Copyright, 1921, 1922
By IRVING CRUMP

Printed in U. S. A.

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	The Call of Cooked Meat	[1]
II	The Fire Demon	[10]
III	The Crack in the Earth	[19]
IV	The First Camp Fire	[31]
V	In Which the Wolf Becomes Dog	[41]
VI	At Bay With the Wolf Pack	[55]
VII	A Captive of the Tree People	[61]
VIII	Scar Face the Terrible	[74]
IX	Sacrificed to Sabre Tooth	[86]
X	In the Dark of the Night	[97]
XI	Fire	[106]
XII	Stolen Flames	[115]
XIII	The Wrath of the Fire Monster	[126]
XIV	The Python’s Coils	[136]
XV	Smothering Darkness	[146]
XVI	Wab is Cared For	[156]
XVII	The Fire Lighter	[161]
XVIII	Gog’s Treachery	[177]
XIX	Gog Passes On	[190]

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Beside him, shivering and whimpering, were two wolf cubs	[Frontispiece]
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Og squatted down close at hand and watched them	[48]
The pack stopped. Og and his fire arrested them	[56]
Og beheld in the lower branches three big forms	[64]
The great creature carried him as easily as Og would have carried a young goat	[76]
It was trying to trace the direction of an odor	[94]
The boulder, with a crunching noise, came out of its insecure resting place	[100]
Then he proceeded with his skinning, while the wolf cubs looked silently on	[102]
Great bats, almost as big as Og himself	[138]
The huge serpent raised its head and shining neck aloft and glared about the cavern	[142]