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The Gaunt Gray Wolf: A Tale of Adventure With Ungava Bob

Chapter 1 Shad Trowbridge Of Boston

Word Count: 1416    |    Released on: 19/11/2017

il boat, northward bound from St. Johns, felt her way cautiously i

s ceased to throb and she lay at rest in harbour, Allen Shadrach Trowbridge of Boston, her only passen

all call him--had completed his freshman year in college. When college closed he set sail at onc

quite alone. For many months he had been planning and preparing fo

elican post of the Hudson's Bay Company, and at the dim outline of dark forest behind--a clean-cut, square-shouldered, athletic young fellow, who carrie

and the romantic life of the trappers and dusky tribes which it sheltered, were pregnant with interest. But his wildest dreams could not h

," remarked the steward,

rontier! And back there is a real wilderness! Just the sort

th a deprecatory shrug. "It's a land o' hard knocks and short grub. You'd better leave

have a rattling good summer hunting and

ere on the dock looking for us, and mighty glad to see us," laughed the steward.

noe. I'll paddle that over, if you'

he expected that, for he was going to rough it! But with the woods full of game and fish there'd be plenty to eat! He didn'

of beach adjoining the wharf, and two of them strolled down to inspect his canoe when he lift

llow with a straggly red beard, and picturesquely attired in moleskin trousers tucked into th

" agreed the other, a powerful, broad-shouldered, deep-chested man, who wore a li

jun craft," said the one addressed

wonderful lot stanche

remarked, to break the ice of reserve, and to give the two trappers

no doot o' that. Her lines be right, sir. She'

' back wi' th' ship?" asked Ed, una

de I shall stay for the summer and take a c

can get un in th'

r he was misunderstood, or whether the trapper was making game of him. Ed's r

eeps a wonderful stock

h to employ a man to go into the country w

ts!" exclaimed Ed, li

n that suggested scorn of Ed's ignorance. "A pilot an' a guide

n firewood for th' wife, t' last she through th' winter whilst I be on th' trail trappin'. An Dick here's fixed th' same. Dick an' me's partners fishin', an' he give

ged. "My name is Trowbridge. Perhaps you may be able to tell me

gth suggested. "He were home th' winter, an' they hauled a rare lot o' wood

ould sure go, what

. "How old a man is this Ungava Bob, and is

September--but a rare likely lad--good as

ut we calls him 'Ungava Bob' for a wonderful cr

as to have won a title! I'm interested, and I

t now we be a-standin' an' a-keepin'

or of the post, but you haven't detained me in th

th' ship goes, an' she'll be here

hip goes," decided Shad, "and I'd be glad to hear

be seats an' we can talk in comfort," suggested E

fog is cold." And he followed the two trappers

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The Gaunt Gray Wolf: A Tale of Adventure With Ungava Bob
The Gaunt Gray Wolf: A Tale of Adventure With Ungava Bob
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1 Preface2 Chapter 1 Shad Trowbridge Of Boston3 Chapter 2 The Lure Of The Wilderness4 Chapter 3 Ungava Bob Makes A Rescue5 Chapter 4 Away To The Trails6 Chapter 5 In The Far Wilderness7 Chapter 6 Old Friends8 Chapter 7 Where The Evil Spirits Dwell9 Chapter 8 After The Indian Attack10 Chapter 9 The Indian Maiden At The River Tilt11 Chapter 10 The Voices Of The Spirits12 Chapter 11 Manikawan's Vengeance13 Chapter 12 The Tragedy Of The Rapids14 Chapter 13 On The Trail Of The Indians15 Chapter 14 The Matchi Manitu Is Cheated16 Chapter 15 The Passing Of The Wild Things17 Chapter 16 Alone With The Indians18 Chapter 17 Christmas At The River Tilt19 Chapter 18 The Spirit Of Death Grows Bold20 Chapter 19 The Cache On The Lake21 Chapter 20 The Folk At Wolf Bight22 Chapter 21 The Rifled Cache23 Chapter 22 Manikawan's Sacrifice24 Chapter 23 Tumbled Air Castles25 Chapter 24 The Messenger26 Chapter 25 A Mission Of Life And Death27 Chapter 26 Greater Love Hath No Man Than This 28 Chapter 27 Shad's Tribute To The Indian Maiden29 Chapter 28 Trowbridge And Gray, Traders30 Chapter 29 The Fruit Of Manikawan's Sacrifice