The Gaunt Gray Wolf

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Dillon Wallace. The Gaunt Gray Wolf

I. SHAD TROWBRIDGE OF BOSTON

II. THE LURE OF THE WILDERNESS

III. UNGAVA BOB MAKES A RESCUE

IV. AWAY TO THE TRAILS

V. IN THE FAR WILDERNESS

VI. OLD FRIENDS

VII. WHERE THE EVIL SPIRITS DWELL

VIII. AFTER THE INDIAN ATTACK

IX. THE INDIAN MAIDEN AT THE RIVER TILT

X. THE VOICES OF THE SPIRITS

XI. MANIKAWAN'S VENGEANCE

XII. THE TRAGEDY OF THE RAPIDS

XIII. ON THE TRAIL OF THE INDIANS

XIV. THE MATCHI MANITU IS CHEATED

XV. THE PASSING OF THE WILD THINGS

XVI. ALONE WITH THE INDIANS

XVII. CHRISTMAS AT THE RIVER TILT

XVIII. THE SPIRIT OF DEATH GROWS BOLD

XIX. THE CACHE ON THE LAKE

XX. THE FOLK AT WOLF BIGHT

XXI. THE RIFLED CACHE

XXII. MANIKAWAN'S SACRIFICE

XXIII. TUMBLED AIR CASTLES

XXIV. THE MESSENGER

XXV. A MISSION OF LIFE AND DEATH

XXVI "GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS"

XXVII. SHAD'S TRIBUTE TO THE INDIAN MAIDEN

XXVIII. TROWBRIDGE AND GRAY, TRADERS

XXIX. THE FRUIT OF MANIKAWAN'S SACRIFICE

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"Ungava Bob's father's name be Richard Gray," began Ed, while he cut tobacco from a black plug and stuffed it into his pipe, when they were presently seated in the men's kitchen. "Dick's name, here, be Richard, too, but we calls he 'Dick,' and Richard Gray, Richard,' so's not t' get un mixed up. You see, if we calls un both 'Dick' or both 'Richard,'  we'd never be knowin' who 'twas were meant."

"I see," said Shad.

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"Thank you, I'll follow your advice," said Shad.

"Wait, now," called Ed, who had disappeared into the cabin, and reappeared with a rope. "I'm thinkin' I'll lash your outfit t' th' canoe. They's no knowin' what's like t' happen, an' 'tis best t' be sure, whatever."

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