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Being the Adventures of Two Boys Who Lived as Indians and What They Learned. Partial Contents: Part 1: Glimmerings; Spring; His Adjoining Brother; The Collarless Stranger; Glenyan; The Shanty; The Beginnings of Wood lore; Tracks; Biddy's Contribution; Lung Balm; A Crisis; The Lynx; Froth. Part 2: The New Home; Sam; The Wigwam; The Sanger Witch; Caleb; The Making of the Tepee; The Calm Evening; The Scared Fire; The Bows and Arrows; The Dam; Yan and the Witch; The Hostile Spy; The Quarrel; The Peace of Minnie; Part 3: Really in the Woods; The First Night and Morning; A Crippled Warrior and the Mud-Albums; A 'Massacre" of Pale faces; The Deer Hunt; War Bonnet; Camp craft; The Indian Drum; The Cat and the Skunk; The Adventures of a Squirrel Family; Indian Signs and Getting Lost; Tanning Skins and Making Moccasins; Caleb's Philosophy; How Yan Knew the Ducks Afar; Sam's Woodcraft Exploit; The Owls and the Night-School; The Trail of Grit; The White Revolver; The Coon Hunt; The Banshee's Wail and the Huge Night Prowler; The Three-fingered Tramp; Winning Back the Farm; The Rival Tribe; White Man's Woodcraft; A Knew Kind of Coon; On the Old Camp Ground; The New War Chief. Illustrated with Over Three-Hundred Drawings by the Author.

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