Canoe Mates in Canada; Or, Three Boys Afloat on the Saskatchewan

by St. George Rathborne

Chapter		Page
I.	A PLUNGE DOWN THE RAPIDS.	[7]
II.	THE CAMP UNDER THE HEMLOCKS.	[17]
III.	COMRADES.	[28]
IV.	THE THREE SMOKE SIGNALS.	[37]
V.	THE FALSE CHART OF DUBOIS.	[47]
VI.	THE TIMBER-CRUISER.	[57]
VII.	OWL AND TIMBER WOLF.	[67]
VIII.	THE CALL OF THE WILD.	[77]
IX.	TRAPPER LORE.	[84]
X.	MAGIC IN THE BERRIES.	[104]
XI.	A BREAK IN THE CHAIN.	[117]
XII.	ON THE TRACK OF ELI.	[127]
XIII	BIRDS OF A FEATHER.	[137]
XIV.	WITHOUT AUTHORITY.	[152]
XV.	SCENTS A MYSTERY.	[160]
XVI.	A LITTLE WITCH.	[170]
XVII.	SEEN THROUGH THE OPEN DOOR.	[184]
XVIII.	OWEN FINDS HIMSELF A PRISONER.	[194]
XIX.	FOR SO IT WAS WRITTEN.	[204]
XX.	THE TENT DWELLERS.	[214]
XXI	AT DEAD OF NIGHT.	[221]
XXII.	CONCLUSION.	[231]

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Canoe Mates in Canada

or

Afloat on the Saskatchewan

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CHAPTER I.

A PLUNGE DOWN THE RAPIDS.

Kneeling in a "bullboat," fashioned from the skin of an animal, and wielding a paddle with the dexterity only to be attained after years of practice in canoeing, a sturdily-built and thoroughly bronzed Canadian lad glanced ever and anon back along the course over which he had so recently passed; and then up at the black storm clouds hurrying out of the mysterious North.