The Man in the Twilight - Ridgwell Cullum

THE AUTHOR TO THE READER

The story of the Sachigo wood-pulp mills, told in this book, is entirely a work of imagination. But as I have had to draw very largely on my knowledge of the wood-pulp trade of Eastern Canada, and the conditions under which it is carried on, I desire it to be clearly understood that this story contains no portraiture of any person or persons, living or dead, and contains no representation of any business organisation connected with the trade.

[Contents]
[Part I]
[Chapter I—The Crisis]
[Chapter II—The Man With The Mail]
[Chapter III—Idepski]
[Chapter IV—The "Yellow Streak"]
[Chapter V—Nancy Mcdonald]
[Chapter VI—Nathaniel Hellbeam]
[Part II—Eight Years Later]
[Chapter I—Bull Sternford]
[Chapter II—Father Adam]
[Chapter III—Bull Learns Conditions]
[Chapter IV—Drawing The Net]
[Chapter V—The Progress Of Nancy]
[Chapter VI—The Lonely Figure]
[Chapter VII—The Skandinavia Moves]
[Chapter VIII—An Affair Of Outposts]
[Chapter IX—On The Open Sea]
[Chapter X—In Quebec]
[Chapter XI—Drawn Swords]
[Chapter XII—At The Chateau]
[Chapter XIII—Deepening Waters]
[Chapter XIV—The Planning Of Campaign]
[Chapter XV—The Sailing Of The Empress]
[Chapter XVI—On Board The Empress]
[Chapter XVII—The Lonely Figure Again]
[Chapter XVIII—Bull Sternford'S Vision Of Success]
[Chapter XIX—The Hold-Up]
[Chapter XX—On The Home Trail]
[Chapter XXI—The Man In The Twilight]
[Chapter XXII—Dawn]
[Chapter XXIII—Nancy]
[Chapter XXIV—The Coming Of Spring]
[Chapter XXV—Nancy's Decision]
[Chapter XXVI—The Message]
[Chapter XXVII—Lost In The Twilight]

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