Connie Morgan in the Fur Country - James B. Hendryx

CHAPTER	PAGE
[I.]—Dog, or Wolf?	1
[II.]—'Merican Joe	17
[III.]—Nerve	32
[IV.]—Brass	49
[V.]—The Plague Flag in the Sky	76
[VI.]—At the End of René's Trail	95
[VII.]—At Fort Norman	111
[VIII.]—Bait—and a Bear	123
[IX.]—Out on the Trap Line	138
[X.]—The Trail of the Carcajo	149
[XI.]—The Caribou Hunt	168
[XII.]—The Trail in the Snow	184
[XIII.]—At the Camp of the Hooch-Runners	200
[XIV.]—The Passing of Black Moran	216
[XV.]—Setting the Fox Traps	238
[XVI.]—The Voice from the Hill	254
[XVII.]—The-Lake-of-the-Fox-That-Yells	269
[XVIII.]—The Man in the Cave	290

ILLUSTRATIONS

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"[For there, Standing Close beside the Fire,his Head and Huge Shoulders Thrustinto the Doorway, his Eyes Gleaminglike Live Coals, Stood the Great GreyLeader of the Wolf Pack]"	Frontispiece
"[In the Whirling Blizzard, without Protectionof Timber, One Place was as Goodas Another to Camp, and while the IndianBusied himself with the Dogs, ConnieProceeded to Dig a Trench in the Snow]"	54
"[The Third Day Dawned Cold and Clear,and Daylight Found the Outfit on theMove]"	70
"[It was a Terrible Thing to Look upon tothose Two who Knew its Significance—ThatFlag Glowing like a Splotch ofBlood there in the Brazen Sky]"	80
"[The Snare was Set only a Foot or Twofrom the Stuffed Rabbit Skin andSticks and Brush so Arranged That inOrder to Reach the Rabbit the Lynxmust Leap Straight into the Snare]"	130
"['Merican Joe Climbed the Tree and a FewMinutes Later Connie Heard the Blowsof his Belt Ax as he Hacked at theLimb that Held the Clog]"	156
"[As Darkness Settled over the NorthCountry, a Little Fire Twinkled In theBush, and the Odour of Sizzling Baconand Frying Liver Permeated the CozyCamp]"	182
"[As he Stepped through the Doorway hewas Seized Violently From Behind]"	218