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About this eBook
- Author
- Munroe, Kirk, 1850-1930
- Title
- Under the Great Bear
- Credits
- Produced by Al Haines
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PZ: Language and Literatures: Juvenile belles lettres
- Subject
- Mothers and daughters -- Juvenile fiction
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 19235
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/19235
- Release Date
- September 11, 2006
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.[Frontispiece: From it was evoked a monstrous shape.] — Under the Great Bear — BY
- 2.KIRK MUNROE — AUTHOR OF "The Flamingo Feather," "Dorymates," "The White Conquerors," Etc. — New York International Association of Newspapers and Authors 1901
- 3.TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- 4.LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. — From It Was Evoked A Monstrous Shape . . . Frontispiece — On The Deck Of The Steamer "Lavinia" — He Began To Kick At It With The Hope Of Smashing One Of Its Panels — At This The Enraged Officer Whipped Out A Revolver — "Did This Come From About Here?" — Others Fell On The New-Comers With Their Fists — Livid With Rage, The Frenchman Whipped Out An Ugly-Looking Knife — A Solitary Figure Stood On The Chest Of A Bald Headland — "Yim" — "My Name Is Watson Balfour" — He Reached A Point From Which He Could Look Beyond The Barrier — "My Dear Boy, You Have Done Splendidly" — UNDER THE GREAT BEAR. — CHAPTER I. — GRADUATION: BUT WHAT NEXT? — CHAPTER II. — AN OFFER OF EMPLOYMENT. — CHAPTER III. — THE STRANGE FATE OF A STEAMER. — [Illustration: On the deck of the steamer "Lavinia."] — [Illustration: He began to kick at it with the hope of smashing one of its panels.] — CHAPTER IV. — ALONE ON THE LIFE RAFT. — CHAPTER V. — WHITE BALDWIN AND HIS "SEA BEE." — CHAPTER VI. — THE FRENCH SHORE QUESTION. — CHAPTER VII. — DEFYING A FRIGATE. — [Illustration: At this the enraged officer whipped out a revolver.] — CHAPTER VIII. — A CLASSMATE TO BE AVOIDED. — CHAPTER IX. — SENDING IN A FALSE REPORT. — [Illustration: "Did this come from about here?"] — CHAPTER X. — CABOT ACQUIRES A LOBSTER FACTORY. — CHAPTER XI. — BLUFFING THE BRITISH NAVY. — CHAPTER XII. — ENGLAND AND FRANCE COME TO BLOWS. — [Illustration: Others fell on the new-comers with their fists.] — CHAPTER XIII. — A PRISONER OF WAR. — [Illustration: Livid with rage, the Frenchman whipped out an ugly-looking knife.] — CHAPTER XIV. — THE "SEA BEE" UNDER FIRE. — CHAPTER XV. — OFF FOR LABRADOR. — CHAPTER XVI. — MOSQUITOES OF THE FAR NORTH. — CHAPTER XVII. — IMPRISONED BY AN ICEBERG. — [Illustration: A solitary figure stood on the crest of a bald headland.] — CHAPTER XVIII. — FIRST ENCOUNTER WITH THE NATIVES. — CHAPTER XIX. — A MELANCHOLY SITUATION. — CHAPTER XX. — COMING OF THE MAN-WOLF. — CHAPTER XXI. — A WELCOME MISSIONARY. — CHAPTER XXII. — GOOD-BYE TO THE "SEA BEE." — [Illustration: "Yim."] — CHAPTER XXIII. — THE COMFORT OF AN ESKIMO LAMP. — CHAPTER XXIV. — OBJECTS OF CHARITY. — CHAPTER XXV. — LOST IN A BLIZZARD. — CHAPTER XXVI. — AN ELECTRICIAN IN THE WILDERNESS. — [Illustration: "My name is Watson Balfour."] — CHAPTER XXVII. — THE MAN-WOLF'S STORY. — CHAPTER XXVIII. — CABOT IS LEFT ALONE. — CHAPTER XXIX. — DRIFTING WITH THE ICE PACK. — CHAPTER XXX. — THE COMING OF DAVID GIDGE. — [Illustration: He reached a point from which he could look beyond the barrier.] — CHAPTER XXXI. — ASSISTANT MANAGER OF THE MAN-WOLF MINE. — [Illustration: "My dear boy, you have done splendidly!"] — THE END.
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