The Best Ballantyne Westerns

The Best Ballantyne Westerns
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R. M. Ballantyne is best known for his westerns. As a young boy Ballantyne spent few years on American continent learning the local customs, trading for fur with Native Americans, sleighing and canoeing across the America. These experiences served as a source for his western novels that span from cowboy tales and gold mining stories to tales from Canadian wilderness. Content: Snowflakes and Sunbeams (The Young Fur Traders) The Dog Crusoe and his Master The Golden Dream Away in the Wilderness The Wild Man of the West Silver Lake Over the Rocky Mountains Digging for Gold The Pioneers Fort Desolation The Red Man's Revenge The Prairie Chief Charlie to the Rescue The Buffalo Runners Wrecked but not Ruined

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R. M. Ballantyne. The Best Ballantyne Westerns

The Best Ballantyne Westerns

Table of Contents

Snowflakes and Sunbeams (The Young Fur Traders)

PREFACE

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER THREE

CHAPTER FOUR

CHAPTER FIVE

CHAPTER SIX

CHAPTER SEVEN

CHAPTER EIGHT

CHAPTER NINE

CHAPTER TEN

CHAPTER ELEVEN

CHAPTER TWELVE

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

CHAPTER FOURTEEN

CHAPTER FIFTEEN

CHAPTER SIXTEEN

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

CHAPTER NINETEEN

CHAPTER TWENTY

CHAPTER TWENTY ONE

CHAPTER TWENTY TWO

CHAPTER TWENTY THREE

CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR

CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE

CHAPTER TWENTY SIX

CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN

CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT

CHAPTER TWENTY NINE

CHAPTER THIRTY

CHAPTER THIRTY ONE

The Dog Crusoe and his Master

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER THREE

CHAPTER FOUR

CHAPTER FIVE

CHAPTER SIX

CHAPTER SEVEN

CHAPTER EIGHT

CHAPTER NINE

CHAPTER TEN

CHAPTER ELEVEN

CHAPTER TWELVE

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

CHAPTER FOURTEEN

CHAPTER FIFTEEN

CHAPTER SIXTEEN

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

CHAPTER NINETEEN

CHAPTER TWENTY

CHAPTER TWENTY ONE

CHAPTER TWENTY TWO

CHAPTER TWENTY THREE

CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR

CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE

CHAPTER TWENTY SIX

CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN

The Golden Dream

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER THREE

CHAPTER FOUR

CHAPTER FIVE

CHAPTER SIX

CHAPTER SEVEN

CHAPTER EIGHT

CHAPTER NINE

CHAPTER TEN

CHAPTER ELEVEN

CHAPTER TWELVE

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

CHAPTER FOURTEEN

CHAPTER FIFTEEN

CHAPTER SIXTEEN

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

CHAPTER NINETEEN

CHAPTER TWENTY

CHAPTER TWENTY ONE

CHAPTER TWENTY TWO

CHAPTER TWENTY THREE

CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR

CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE

CHAPTER TWENTY SIX

CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN

CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT

CHAPTER TWENTY NINE

Away in the Wilderness

CHAPTER ONE. The Hunter

CHAPTER TWO. The Three Friends

CHAPTER THREE. The Encampment

CHAPTER FOUR. Mosquitoes—Camp-Fire Talk

CHAPTER FIVE. Journeying in the Wilderness

CHAPTER SIX. The Outpost

CHAPTER SEVEN. A Savage Family, and a Fight with a Bear

CHAPTER EIGHT. Running the Falls—Wild Scenes and Men

CHAPTER NINE. The Fort, and an Unexpected Meeting

CHAPTER TEN. Buffalo-Hunting on the Prairies

CHAPTER ELEVEN. Winter—Sleeping in the Snow—A Night Alarm

CHAPTER TWELVE. The Wedding, an Arrival, a Feast, and a Ball

CHAPTER THIRTEEN. The Conclusion

The Wild Man of the West

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER THREE

CHAPTER FOUR

CHAPTER FIVE

CHAPTER SIX

CHAPTER SEVEN

CHAPTER EIGHT

CHAPTER NINE

CHAPTER TEN

CHAPTER ELEVEN

CHAPTER TWELVE

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

CHAPTER FOURTEEN

CHAPTER FIFTEEN

CHAPTER SIXTEEN

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

CHAPTER NINETEEN

CHAPTER TWENTY

CHAPTER TWENTY ONE

CHAPTER TWENTY TWO

CHAPTER TWENTY THREE

CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR

Silver Lake

CHAPTER ONE. The Hunters

CHAPTER TWO. The Starved Indian

CHAPTER THREE. Preparations for a Feast

CHAPTER FOUR. Lost in the Snow

CHAPTER FIVE. Carried Off

CHAPTER SIX. The Camp, the Attack, and the Escape

CHAPTER SEVEN. The Encampment on Silver Lake

CHAPTER EIGHT. Hunting, and other Matters, on Silver Lake

CHAPTER NINE. Fishing Extraordinary

CHAPTER TEN. Changes, Sliding, Fishing, Etcetera

CHAPTER ELEVEN. A Change in the Weather—Rabbits and Bears Appear

CHAPTER TWELVE. Roy’s Dream

CHAPTER THIRTEEN “Shooskin’.”

CHAPTER FOURTEEN. The Journey Home Resumed and Interrupted

CHAPTER FIFTEEN. The Massacre

CHAPTER SIXTEEN. Vengeance

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN. The Pursuit

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN. Interesting though Puzzling Discoveries

CHAPTER NINETEEN. Short Allowance, and a Surprise

CHAPTER TWENTY. More Surprising Discoveries

CHAPTER TWENTY ONE. A Gladsome Meeting

CHAPTER TWENTY TWO. At Silver Lake once more

CHAPTER TWENTY THREE. The Happiest Meeting of All

CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR. Conclusion

Over the Rocky Mountains

PREFACE

CHAPTER ONE. Describes Home-Coming, and shows that Matters whispered in the Drawing-Room are sometimes loudly proclaimed Below-Stairs

CHAPTER TWO. Describes a Burst over the Western Prairie, and introduces a New Character, also a Hunt, and a Great Feast

CHAPTER THREE. Relates how Big Ben became a Travelling Companion, and how a Big Bear was Captured—Discussions and Misfortunes

CHAPTER FOUR. Shows that the Tables are turned, and that Good and Bad Fortune continue to Commingle

CHAPTER FIVE. Describes a Quiet Nook, and shows how Larry came by a Double Loss, besides telling of Wonderful Discoveries of more Kinds than One

CHAPTER SIX. In which Will makes a Retrograde Movement, and things come to a Pretty Pass—A Sudden and Decisive Step

CHAPTER SEVEN. Rambling Reminiscences of Absent Friends, and a Happy Termination

Digging for Gold

CHAPTER ONE. Adventures in California. Begins with Differences of Opinion

CHAPTER TWO. Frank discusses his Prospects with a Friend

CHAPTER THREE. A Visit to the Diggings resolved on. Terrible Commencement of the Journey

CHAPTER FOUR. Describes an Incident of Devouring Interest, an Unexpected Visit, and a Violent Assault

CHAPTER FIVE. The Travellers meet with Indians, and are led to wish that they had not gone seeking for Gold

CHAPTER SIX. Arrival at the Gold-Fields, and Lessons in Gold-Washing received

CHAPTER SEVEN. Gives the Result of the First Day’s Digging, and shows the Powerful Effect of Lynch-Law

CHAPTER EIGHT. Frank and Joe take to Wandering; See some Wonderful Things, and have a Narrow Escape

CHAPTER NINE. Conclusion

The Pioneers

PREFACE

CHAPTER ONE. Shows how it began

CHAPTER TWO. Terrible Discoveries and Altered Plans

CHAPTER THREE. Introduces the King of Pioneers

CHAPTER FOUR. Vicissitudes of the Voyage—Indians Met with, etcetera

CHAPTER FIVE. Describes a Literal Wild-Goose Chase and Other Matters

CHAPTER SIX. Indians met with, and the Mouth of the Great River Reached

CHAPTER SEVEN. A Voyage of Discovery to the Far West Planned and Begun

CHAPTER EIGHT. Difficulties and Dangers Faced and Overcome

CHAPTER NINE. Deeper and Deeper into the Unknown Wilderness

CHAPTER TEN. The Last

CHAPTER ELEVEN. Extract of Letter Referred to on Page 85

Fort Desolation

CHAPTER ONE. Or, Solitude in the Wilderness. The Outskirter

CHAPTER TWO. The Letter, and its Consequences

CHAPTER THREE. Domestic and Personal Matters

CHAPTER FOUR. Taming a Bully

CHAPTER FIVE. The Salmon Fishery

CHAPTER SIX. Jack has a Desperate Encounter

CHAPTER SEVEN. Solitude

CHAPTER EIGHT. Horrors

CHAPTER NINE. The Bully receives a Lesson

CHAPTER TEN. Strangers and Strange Events

The Red Man's Revenge

CHAPTER ONE. Opens the Ball

CHAPTER TWO. Conflicting Elements and a Catastrophe

CHAPTER THREE. The Pursuit begins

CHAPTER FOUR. A Discovery—The Chase Continued on Foot

CHAPTER FIVE. Tony becomes a Redskin, and the Pursuers change their Game

CHAPTER SIX. Describes a Great Hunt

CHAPTER SEVEN. Some of the Shadows of a Buffalo-Hunter’s Life

CHAPTER EIGHT. The Chase Continued, and Brought to a Fiery Termination

CHAPTER NINE. Meteorological Changes and Consequences, and a Grand Opportunity Misimproved

CHAPTER TEN. Fate of the Buffalo-Hunters

CHAPTER ELEVEN. To the Rescue

CHAPTER TWELVE. Victory!

CHAPTER THIRTEEN. A Cunning Device ends in Failure Followed by Destruction

CHAPTER FOURTEEN. The Flood begins to do its Work

CHAPTER FIFTEEN. The Flood continues to do its Work

CHAPTER SIXTEEN. Winklemann and Old Liz get into Trouble

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN. The Waves still rise, and Miss Trim comes to Grief

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN. Old Ravenshaw goes Exploring and Rescuing

CHAPTER NINETEEN. The Red Man receives a Visitor, cogitates deeply, and acts with Decision

CHAPTER TWENTY. A Terrible Disaster and a Joyful Meeting

CHAPTER TWENTY ONE. Return of the Lost One

CHAPTER TWENTY TWO. The “Impossible” Accomplished

CHAPTER TWENTY THREE. Found and Saved

CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR. A Surprising Discovery—And More

CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE. Brings Things to a Point

CHAPTER TWENTY SIX. The Last

The Prairie Chief

CHAPTER ONE. The Alarm

CHAPTER TWO. The Surprise and Combat

CHAPTER THREE. The Massacre and the Chase

CHAPTER FOUR. Circumventing the Blackfeet

CHAPTER FIVE. The Mountain Fortress

CHAPTER SIX. A Strange Visitor

CHAPTER SEVEN. Big Tim’s Method with Savages

CHAPTER EIGHT. Netting a Grizzly Bear

CHAPTER NINE. A Daring Exploit

CHAPTER TEN. Snakes in the Grass

CHAPTER ELEVEN. The Snakes make a Dart and Secure their Victims

CHAPTER TWELVE. The Pursuit, Failure, Despair

CHAPTER THIRTEEN. The Powerful Influence of Bad Weapons and of Love

CHAPTER FOURTEEN. In which Plans, Prospects, Love, Dangers, and Perplexities are dealt with

CHAPTER FIFTEEN. Plot and Counterplot

CHAPTER SIXTEEN. The Last

Charlie to the Rescue

CHAPTER ONE. Introduces the Hero

CHAPTER TWO. The Shipwreck

CHAPTER THREE “It’s an Ill Wind that Blaws Naebody Guid.”

CHAPTER FOUR. Drifting on the Rocks

CHAPTER FIVE. All Things to All Men

CHAPTER SIX. Disaster, Starvation, and Death

CHAPTER SEVEN. Adrift on the Sea

CHAPTER EIGHT. Ingratitude

CHAPTER NINE. Shank Reveals Something More of his Character

CHAPTER TEN. Home-coming and Unexpected Surprises

CHAPTER ELEVEN. Tells of Happy Meetings and Serious Consultations

CHAPTER TWELVE. Changes the Scene Considerably!

CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Hunky Ben is Sorely Perplexed

CHAPTER FOURTEEN. The Haunt of the Outlaws

CHAPTER FIFTEEN. Lost and Found

CHAPTER SIXTEEN. Friends and Foes—Plots and Counterplots—The Ranch in Danger

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN. The Alarm and Preparations for Defence

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN. Defence of the Ranch of Roaring Bull

CHAPTER NINETEEN. The Rescue and its Consequences

CHAPTER TWENTY. Jake The Flint In Difficulties

CHAPTER TWENTY ONE. Tells of a Cruel Deed, and Shows How Mysteriously Hunky Ben Behaved

CHAPTER TWENTY TWO. The Cave of the Outlaws Invaded by Ghosts and US Troops

CHAPTER TWENTY THREE. The Troops Outwitted by the Scout and his Friends

CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR. The Meeting of Old Friends in Curious Circumstances

CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE. Shows how the Seaman was sent on a Delicate Mission and how he Fared

CHAPTER TWENTY SIX. Treats of Various Interesting Matters, and Tells of News from Home

CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN. Hunky Ben and Charlie get Beyond their Depth, and Buck Tom gets Beyond Recall

CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT. Chase, Capture, and End of Jake the Flint

CHAPTER TWENTY NINE. They Return to the Ranch of Roaring Bull, where Something Serious Happens to Dick Darvall

CHAPTER THIRTY. Changes the Scene Somewhat Violently, and Shows our Hero in a New Light

CHAPTER THIRTY ONE. Failure and a New Scent

CHAPTER THIRTY TWO. Success and Future Plans

CHAPTER THIRTY THREE. Sweetwater Bluff

CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR. The Last

The Buffalo Runners

CHAPTER ONE. Help!

CHAPTER TWO. A Lazy Couple described—and roused

CHAPTER THREE. To the Rescue

CHAPTER FOUR. Tells of Love, Duty, Starvation, and Murder

CHAPTER FIVE. Saved

CHAPTER SIX. Discord and Deceit, Etcetera

CHAPTER SEVEN. Vixen Delivered and Wolves Defeated

CHAPTER EIGHT. Stirring Events Described

CHAPTER NINE. Old Peg

CHAPTER TEN. Archie and Little Bill do Wonders

CHAPTER ELEVEN. Shows some of the Troubles of Pioneer Colonists

CHAPTER TWELVE. Round the Camp-Fires

CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Difficulties of Various Kinds overcome

CHAPTER FOURTEEN. Treachery in the Air

CHAPTER FIFTEEN. A Friend in Need is a Friend indeed

CHAPTER SIXTEEN. An Evening in the Camp

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN. The Buffalo-Hunt

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN. Adventures of Archie and the Seaman

CHAPTER NINETEEN. Bright Hopes terminate in Furious War

CHAPTER TWENTY. Little Bill becomes a Difficulty

CHAPTER TWENTY ONE. An Auspicious Beginning and Suspicious Ending

CHAPTER TWENTY TWO. Circumventing the Red-Skins

CHAPTER TWENTY THREE. A Midnight Chase, and Dan in Extremity

CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR. A Desperate Situation

CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE. Adventures of Fergus and his Friends

CHAPTER TWENTY SIX. Home-Coming and Bargaining

CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN. Visit from Sioux brought to a disastrous Close

CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT. Very Perplexing Interviews with Little Bill

CHAPTER TWENTY NINE. The Fishery Disasters

CHAPTER THIRTY. The Trial for Murder

CHAPTER THIRTY ONE. Retribution

CHAPTER THIRTY TWO. Suffering and its Results

CHAPTER THIRTY THREE. Matrimonial Plans and Prospects

CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR. A New Disaster

CHAPTER THIRTY FIVE. The Last

Wrecked but not Ruined

CHAPTER ONE. The Outpost

CHAPTER TWO. The Recluse of Boulder Creek

CHAPTER THREE. A Brief but Agreeable Meeting

CHAPTER FOUR. Pioneering

CHAPTER FIVE. The “Enemy.”

CHAPTER SIX. Out in the Snow

CHAPTER SEVEN. A Sad Discovery

CHAPTER EIGHT. Shifting Winds

CHAPTER NINE. Surmisings, Disagreements, Vexations, and Botherations

CHAPTER TEN. A Friend in Need

CHAPTER ELEVEN. An Adventure and a Surprise

CHAPTER TWELVE. The Last

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R. M. Ballantyne

15 Adventure Novels: The Young Fur Traders, The Wild Man of the West, Digging for Gold, The Prairie Chief, The Buffalo Runners…

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“Besides,” said Mr Grant, again interrupting the somewhat unfortunate efforts of his friend, who seemed to have a happy facility in sending a brilliant dash of romantic allusion across the dark side of his picture—“besides, you’ll not have opportunity to amuse yourself, or to read, as you’ll have no books, and you’ll have to work hard with your hands oftentimes, like your men—”

“In fact,” broke in the impatient father, resolved, apparently, to carry the point with a grand coup—“in fact, you’ll have to rough it, as I did, when I went up the Mackenzie River district, where I was sent to establish a new post, and had to travel for weeks and weeks through a wild country, where none of us had ever been before; where we shot our own meat, caught our own fish, and built our own house—and were very near being murdered by the Indians; though, to be sure, afterwards they became the most civil fellows in the country, and brought us plenty of skins. Ay, lad, you’ll repent of your obstinacy when you come to have to hunt your own dinner, as I’ve done many a day up the Saskatchewan, where I’ve had to fight with red-skins and grizzly bears, and to chase the buffaloes over miles and miles of prairie on rough-going nags till my bones ached and I scarce knew whether I sat on—”

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