Chapter 2 of 29
Chapter I. Jacking For Deer
Camp and Trail: A Story of the Maine Woods · Isabel Hornibrook
Chapter I. Jacking For Deer Chapter II. A Spill-Out Chapter III. Life in a Bark Hut Chapter IV. Whither Bound? Chapter V. A Coon Hunt Chapter VI. After Black Ducks Chapter VII. A Forest Guide-Post Chapter VIII. Another Camp Chapter IX. A Sunday Among the Pines Chapter X. Forward All! Chapter XI. Beaver Works Chapter XII. “Go It, Old Bruin!” Chapter XIII. “The Skin Is Yours.” Chapter XIV. A Lucky Hunter Chapter XV. A Fallen King Chapter XVI. Moose-Calling Chapter XVII. Herb’s Yarns Chapter XVIII. To Lonelier Wilds Chapter XIX. Treed By a Moose Chapter XX. Triumph Chapter XXI. On Katahdin Chapter XXII. The Old Home-Camp Chapter XXIII. Brother's Work Chapter XXIV. “Keeping Things Even” Chapter XXV. A Little Caribou Quarrel Chapter XXVI. Doc Again Chapter XXVII. Christmas on the Other Side
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The Moose Was Now Snorting Like A War-Horse Beneath. “There Is Moosehead Lake.” Dol Sights A Friendly Camp. In The Shadow Of Katahdin. “Go It, Old Bruin! Go It While You Can!” “Herb Heal.” A Fallen King. The Camp On Millinokett Lake. “Herb Charged Through The Choking Dust-Clouds.” Greenville,—“Farewell To The Woods.”
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