Five hundred
passengers
had been
turned away
when Mary
Standish
broke
through the
crowd and
fought her
way on board
ship like a
little
wildcat.
And the
Captain let
her stay.
Who was she?
What was her
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the far
reaches of
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frontier,
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fascinating
story of
Alan Holt,
in whose
blood flows
the very
life and
spirit of
the North;
the story,
too, of Mary
Standish, as
mysterious
as she is
desperate,
as impetuous
as she is
beautiful
and as
lovely as
the dawn of
an Alaskan
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Danger
Trail, The
The danger
trail is
over
portions of
Mr.
Curwood's
favorite
snow-covered
north.
His hero is
a young
Chicago
engineer in
charge of
the building
of a
railroad in
the Hudson
Bay region.
A most
beautiful
romance is
worked out,
while a
mystery, in
which Indian
vengeance is
involved,
looms in the
background.
There hero
is
handicapped
by this
misunderstanding
and nearly
looses his
life, but
the author
ingeniously
brings
matters to a
most happy
climax.
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Flaming
Forest, The
Even in the
feverish
haze that
follows a
gunshot
wound, David
Carrigan
realized he
had not
acted in the
customarily
capable way
expected of
him as a
member of
the Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
Three days
before, he
had started
northward on
the trail of
Black Roger,
the
merciless
murderer who
menaced the
trapping
country.
Now, he
found
himself a
prisoner in
the camp of
St. Pierre,
last of the
great,
all-powerful
traders who
bowed to no
authority.
To add to
his dismay,
he had been
outwitted
and captured
by a mere
girl --
Jeanne
Boulain,
whose dark
beauty was
more than
enough to
make a man
forget his
duty. David
was soon to
realize he
had run into
a situation
that made
the quest
for Black
Roger seem
almost
unimportant.
Who was St.
Pierre? No
one had ever
seen him,
though tales
of his might
were
legendary.
What was his
interest in
Black Roger
-- and who
did Jeanne
fit into the
scheme of
things? Why
was Carmin
Fanchet, the
fascinating
adventuress
whose wiles
had failed
to save her
brother from
the
Mounties,
staying in
this oddly
luxurious
camp? How
Carrigan
found the
astonishing
answers to
these
questions is
a story of
adventure
and
intrigue,
vividly
portrayed by
that writer
who knows
the romantic
North
country so
well. James
Oliver
Curwood is
the author
of "God's
Country and
the Woman",
"The Danger
Trail" and
many other
thrilling
tales of the
last
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A companion
story to
Kazan, but
this time
the hero is
Thor, the
biggest
grizzly in
the Rockies,
who lives in
a valley
never
invaded by
man, and a
noble hero
he is. His
first
experience
with his
enemy, man,
leaves him
with a
stinging
pain in his
flank, and a
feeling of
sickness
through his
whole great
body. While
recovering
from this
gunshot
wound, Thor
adopts
little
Muskwa, the
motherless
cub. Then
there enters
the hunter
Langdon into
the tale,
whose
ambition it
is to bag
the biggest
grizzly in
the
mountains.
The story
tells why it
was that he
never shot
Thor.
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Scarcely
more than
children,
they faced
alone one of
the great
tragedies of
history.
Danger
before them
-- the
pitiless
scourge of
the Senecas
behind them
-- Jeems and
Toinette
went forth
into the
wilderness,
their heads
held high,
like a young
god and
goddess.
Of their
capture by
the Senecas,
that
deadliest of
all frontier
tribes;
their
amazing
experiences
in the
Hidden City,
the secret
stronghold
of the
Indians; of
their
separation
and Jeem's
long years
of lonely
wandering;
of all their
hardships
and their
ultimate
happiness --
Mr. Curwood
has written
the finest
book of his
career.
It is a
story of the
most tragic
page of our
history --
the days of
New France
-- and Mr.
Curwood
preserves
it, in this
romance of
Jeems and
Toinette, in
all its
bigness.
And his love
of the woods
and all
outdoor
things have
never been
more
perfectly
expressed.
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Valley of
Silent Men,
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When he
thought he
was dying,
Sergeant
Kent, the
best
man-trapper
in the Royal
Mounted,
told a story
that branded
him as a
murderer and
set another
man free.
But the
doctor's
diagnosis
was wrong;
death by
hanging
grinned in
the
trooper's
face. Love
of life and
of a
beautiful
mystery
girl, who
had laughed
at him and
called him a
liar, now
made him a
fugitive --
a hunter
become the
hunted. With
him, down
those fabled
rivers
flowing
north ot the
frozen
Arctic, sped
the girl,
whose own
secret winds
like a
thread of
wild magic
to the
hidden
Valley of
Silent Men.