Martin Rattler

TARTIN RATTLER was a very bad boy. At least his aunt, Mrs. Dorothy Grumbit, said so ; and certainly she ought to have known, if anybody should, for Martin lived with her, and was, as she herself expressed it, " the bane of her existence, the very torment of her life." No doubt of it whatever, according to Aunt Dorothy Grumbit's showing, Martin Rattler was " a remarkably bad boy."

Ungava : a tale of Esquimau land

THE following story is intended to illustrate one of the many phases of the fur-trader's life in those wild regions of North America which surround Hudson's Bay. Most of its major incidents are facts — fiction being employed chiefly for the purpose of weaving these facts into a readable form. If this volume should chance to fall into the hands of any of those who acted a part in the fir…

The lighthouse : the story of a great fight between man and the sea

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Gascoyne, the Sandal-wood trader : a tale of the Pacific

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356 p. : 20 cm,On cover: Alta edition

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Chasing the sun : or rambles in Norway

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iii, 182 p

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