The Whelps of the Wolf By: George P. Marsh (1801-1882)
First Page: THE WHELPS OF THE WOLF By GEORGE MARSH [Illustration] A. L. BURT COMPANY Publishers New York Published by arrangement with The Penn Publishing Company Printed in U. S. A. COPYRIGHT 1922 BY THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY [Illustration] The Whelps of the Wolf Made in the U. S. of A. Contents I. THE LAND OF THE WINDIGO 9 II. THE END OF THE TRAIL 16 III. THE FRIEND OF DEMONS 30 IV. HOME AND JULIE BRETON 38 V. THE MOON OF FLOWERS 44 VI. FOR LOVE OF A DOG 51 VII. THE LONG TRAIL TO THE SOUTH COAST 64 VIII. THE MEETING IN THE MARSHES 69 IX. IN THE TEETH OF THE WINDS 79 X. THE CAMP ON THE GHOST 88 XI. THE WARNING IN THE WIND 94 XII. THE WORK OF THE WHITE WOLVES 98 XIII. POOR FLEUR 103 XIV. THE MARK OF THE BREED 108 XV. FOR LOVE OF A MAN 111 XVI. THE STARVING MOON 119 XVII. THE TURN OF THE TIDE 131 XVIII. SPRING AND FLEUR 135 XIX. WHEN THE ICE GOES SOFT 145 XX. THE DEAD MAN TELLS HIS TALE 150 XXI. THE BLIND CLUTCH OF CIRCUMSTANCE 157 XXII. IN THE DEPTHS 170 XXIII. IN THE EYES OF THE CREES 175 XXIV. ON THE CLIFFS 181 XXV. INSPECTOR WALLACE TAKES CHARGE 188 XXVI. THE WHELPS OF THE WOLF 193 XXVII. THE TRAP IS SPRUNG 198 XXVIII. BITTER SWEET 212 XXIX. THE FANGS OF THE HALF BREEDS 216 XXX. CREE JUSTICE 224 XXXI. THE WAY OF A DOG 228 XXXII. FROM THE FAR FRONTIERS 234 XXXIII. RENUNCIATION 238 XXXIV. THE VOICE OF THE WINDIGO 243 XXXV. RAW WOUNDS 253 XXXVI. DREAMS 259 XXXVII. FOR LOVE OF A GIRL 264 XXXVIII. THE WHITE TRAIL TO FORT GEORGE 270 XXXIX. THE HATE OF THE LONG SNOWS 280 XL. "HE'S GOT HIS MAN!" 290 XLI. AS YE SOW 296 The Whelps of the Wolf CHAPTER I THE LAND OF THE WINDIGO The solitudes of the East Coast had shaken off the grip of the long snows. A thousand streams and rivers choked with snow water from bleak Ungava hills plunged and foamed and raced into the west, seeking the salt Hudson's Bay, the "Big Water" of the Crees. In the lakes the honeycombed ice was daily fading under the strengthening sun. Already, here and there the buds of the willows reddened the river shores, while the southern slopes of sun warmed ridges were softening with the pale green of the young leaves of birch and poplar... Continue reading book >>

The Whelps of the Wolf By: George P. Marsh (1801-1882)

First Page:

THE WHELPS OF THE WOLF

By GEORGE MARSH

[Illustration]

A. L. BURT COMPANY Publishers New York Published by arrangement with The Penn Publishing Company Printed in U. S. A.

[Illustration]

The Whelps of the Wolf

Made in the U. S. of A.

Contents

I. THE LAND OF THE WINDIGO 9

II. THE END OF THE TRAIL 16

III. THE FRIEND OF DEMONS 30

IV. HOME AND JULIE BRETON 38

V. THE MOON OF FLOWERS 44

VI. FOR LOVE OF A DOG 51

VII. THE LONG TRAIL TO THE SOUTH COAST 64

VIII. THE MEETING IN THE MARSHES 69

IX. IN THE TEETH OF THE WINDS 79

X. THE CAMP ON THE GHOST 88

XI. THE WARNING IN THE WIND 94

XII. THE WORK OF THE WHITE WOLVES 98

XIII. POOR FLEUR 103

XIV. THE MARK OF THE BREED 108

XV. FOR LOVE OF A MAN 111

XVI. THE STARVING MOON 119

XVII. THE TURN OF THE TIDE 131

XVIII. SPRING AND FLEUR 135

XIX. WHEN THE ICE GOES SOFT 145

XX. THE DEAD MAN TELLS HIS TALE 150

XXI. THE BLIND CLUTCH OF CIRCUMSTANCE 157

XXII. IN THE DEPTHS 170

XXIII. IN THE EYES OF THE CREES 175

XXIV. ON THE CLIFFS 181

XXV. INSPECTOR WALLACE TAKES CHARGE 188

XXVI. THE WHELPS OF THE WOLF 193

XXVII. THE TRAP IS SPRUNG 198

XXVIII. BITTER SWEET 212

XXIX. THE FANGS OF THE HALF BREEDS 216

XXX. CREE JUSTICE 224

XXXI. THE WAY OF A DOG 228

XXXII. FROM THE FAR FRONTIERS 234

XXXIII. RENUNCIATION 238

XXXIV. THE VOICE OF THE WINDIGO 243

XXXV. RAW WOUNDS 253

XXXVI. DREAMS 259

XXXVII. FOR LOVE OF A GIRL 264

XXXVIII. THE WHITE TRAIL TO FORT GEORGE 270

XXXIX. THE HATE OF THE LONG SNOWS 280

XL. "HE'S GOT HIS MAN!" 290

XLI. AS YE SOW 296

The Whelps of the Wolf

CHAPTER I

THE LAND OF THE WINDIGO

The solitudes of the East Coast had shaken off the grip of the long snows. A thousand streams and rivers choked with snow water from bleak Ungava hills plunged and foamed and raced into the west, seeking the salt Hudson's Bay, the "Big Water" of the Crees. In the lakes the honeycombed ice was daily fading under the strengthening sun. Already, here and there the buds of the willows reddened the river shores, while the southern slopes of sun warmed ridges were softening with the pale green of the young leaves of birch and poplar... Continue reading book >>

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