THE
WOLF QUEEN,
OR,
THE GIANT HERMIT OF THE SCIOTO.

BY CAPT. CHARLES HOWARD,

Author of “The Elk King,” (Pocket Novel No. 45.)

NEW YORK:
BEADLE AND ADAMS, PUBLISHERS,
98 WILLIAM STREET.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by
FRANK STARR & CO.,
In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.

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I.	THE RIVER COMBAT.	[9]
II.	THE HERMIT AND HIS CAVE.	[12]
III.	JIM GIRTY AND HIS PRISONER.	[18]
IV.	THE EVENTS OF THAT NIGHT.	[22]
V.	THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH-SHOTS.	[27]
VI.	OUT OF THE CAVE TO DOOM.	[31]
VII.	ALASKA IN HER FRENZY.	[36]
VIII.	JIM GIRTY TRIUMPHS.	[40]
IX.	ONE OF ALASKA’S WHIMS.	[45]
X.	THE FATE OF WELL-LAID PLANS.	[50]
XI.	THE MOLES ON THE SHOULDER.	[56]
XII.	NOT YET! NOT YET!	[60]
XIII.	THE BAFFLED RENEGADE.	[66]
XIV.	SQUAW VENGEANCE, AND SQUAW RAGE.	[71]
XV.	A LEAF FROM THE HERMIT’S LIFE.	[75]
XVI.	THE KING OF THE WOLVES.	[78]
XVII.	THE CONFERENCE ON THE KNOLL.	[80]
XVIII.	SIMON GIRTY IN HIS WAR-PAINT.	[82]
XIX.	A CHANGE IN AFFAIRS.	[85]
XX.	THE BLOODY MEETING.	[89]
XXI.	THE LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS.	[94]

THE WOLF-QUEEN;

OR,

THE GIANT HERMIT OF THE SCIOTO.

THEWOLF QUEEN,OR,THE GIANT HERMIT OF THE SCIOTO.