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Zane Grey. The Adventures of Ken Ward
The Adventures of Ken Ward
Table of Contents
THE YOUNG FORESTER
I. CHOOSING A PROFESSION
II. THE MAN ON THE TRAIN
III. THE TRAIL
IV. LOST IN THE FOREST
V. THE SAWMILL
VI. DICK LESLIE, RANGER
VII. BACK TO HOLSTON
VIII. THE LUMBERMEN
IX. TAKEN INTO THE MOUNTAINS
X. ESCAPE
XI. THE OLD HUNTER
XII. BEARS
XIII. THE CABIN IN THE FOREST
XIV. A PRISONER
XV. THE FIGHT
XVI. THE FOREST'S GREATEST FOE
XVII. THE BACK-FIRE
XVIII. CONCLUSION
THE YOUNG PITCHER
THE VARSITY CAPTAIN
A GREAT ARM
PRISONER OF THE SOPHS
THE CALL FOR CANDIDATES
THE CAGE
OUT ON THE FIELD
ANNIHILATION
EXAMINATIONS
PRESIDENT HALSTEAD ON COLLEGE SPIRIT
NEW PLAYERS
STATE UNIVERSITY GAME
KEN CLASHES WITH GRAVES
FRIENDSHIP
THE HERNE GAME
A MATTER OF PRINCIPLE
THE FIRST PLACE GAME
KEN'S DAY
BREAKING TRAINING
THE YOUNG LION HUNTER
CHAPTER I - KEN WARD'S ARRIVAL IN UTAH
CHAPTER II - WINGS
CHAPTER III - OFF FOR COCONINA
CHAPTER IV - THROUGH BUCKSKIN FOREST
CHAPTER V - THE PLATEAU
CHAPTER VI - TRAILS
CHAPTER VII - TWO LIONS
CHAPTER VIII - IN CAMP
CHAPTER IX - A VISIT FROM RANGERS
CHAPTER X - HAL
CHAPTER XI - HIRAM CALLS ON KEN
CHAPTER XII - NAVVY'S WATERLOO
CHAPTER XIII - THE CAÑON AND ITS DISCOVERERS
CHAPTER XIV - HIRAM BENT'S STORY
CHAPTER XV - WILD MUSTANGS
CHAPTER XVI - SPLIT TRAILS
CHAPTER XVII - STRENUOUS WORK
CHAPTER XVIII - HAL'S LESSON
CHAPTER XIX - KEN AND PRINCE
CHAPTER XX - AROUND THE CAMP-FIRE
KEN WARD IN THE JUNGLE
I. THE PRIZE
II. THE HOME OF THE TARPON
III. AN INDIAN BOATMAN
IV. AT THE JUNGLE RIVER
V. THE FIRST CAMP
VI. WILDERNESS LIFE
VII. RUNNING THE RAPIDS
VIII. THE FIRST TIGER-CAT
IX. IN THE WHITE WATER
X. LOST!
XI. AN ARMY OF SNAKES
XII. CATCHING STRANGE FISH
XIII. A TURKEY-HUNT
XIV. A FIGHT WITH A JAGUAR
XV. THE VICIOUS GARRAPATOES
XVI. FIELD WORK OF A NATURALIST
XVII. A MIXED-UP TIGER-HUNT
XVIII. WATCHING A RUNWAY
XIX. ADVENTURES WITH CROCODILES
XX. TREED BY WILD PIGS
XXI. THE LEAPING TARPON
XXII. STRICKEN DOWN
XXIII. OUT OF THE JUNGLE
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Zane Grey
The Young Forester, The Young Pitcher & The Young Lion Hunter & Ken Ward in the Jungle
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"Kenneth, I see you're in dead earnest about this business," said my father, slowly. "Before I came out here today I had been looking up the subject, and I believe, with you, that forestry really means the salvation of our country. I think you are really interested, and I've a mind not to oppose you."
"You'll never regret it. I'll learn; I'll work up. Then it's an outdoor life—healthy, free—why! all the boys I've told take to the idea. There's something fine about it." "Forestry it is, then," replied he. "I like the promise of it, and I like your attitude. If you have learned so much while you were camping out here the past few summers it speaks well for you. But why do you want to go to Arizona?"
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