The Way of the Wild

About this eBook

Author

St. Mars, F., 1883-1921

Credits

Produced by Al Haines

Language

English

LoC Class

QL: Science: Zoology

Subject

Animals -- Anecdotes

Category

Text

eBook-No.

17567

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17567

Release Date

January 21, 2006

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.[Frontispiece: "Jaws, monstrous and wet, grabbing at him in enraged confusion"] — THE WAY OF THE WILD — BY
2. 2.F. ST. MARS — WITH TWELVE ILLUSTRATIONS BY HARRY ROUNTREE — NEW YORK FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY PUBLISHERS — CONTENTS — ILLUSTRATIONS — "Jaws, monstrous and wet, grabbing at him in enraged confusion" . . . Frontispiece — "The owl had lost a foot on the turn — "A shrew-mouse, thirsting for blood, but who got poison instead" — "This one had simply streaked out of the night from nowhere" — "Landed full upon the dumbfounded water-vole—splash!" — "A 'silver tabby' floated among the twigs, looking for him" — "An angry eagle-owl" — "Turning over and over, in one long, sickening dive back to earth" — "That little black-headed fellow doing the stalking act upon that python was great" — "Shooting straight upwards on the top of what appeared to have been a submarine mine in a mild form" — "He clutched, and tore, and gulped, and gorged" — "All allowed that he was the pluckiest beast on earth" — THE WAY OF THE WILD — I — GULO THE INDOMITABLE — II — BLACKIE AND CO. — [Illustration: "The owl lost a foot on the turn"] — III — UNDER THE YELLOW FLAG — [Illustration: "A shrew-mouse, thirsting for blood, but who got poison instead"] — IV — NINE POINTS OF THE LAW — [Illustration: "This one had simply streaked out of the night from nowhere"] — V — PHARAOH — I — II — [Illustration: "Landed full upon the dumbfounded water-vole—splash!"] — III — VI — THE CRIPPLE — [Illustration: "A 'silver tabby' floated among the twigs, looking for him"] — VII — "SET A THIEF"—— — VIII — THE WHERE IS IT? — IX — LAWLESS LITTLE LOVE — [Illustration: "An angry eagle-owl"] — X — THE KING'S SON — XI — THE HIGHWAYMAN OF THE MARSH — [Illustration: "Turning over and over, in one long, sickening dive back to earth"] — XII — THE FURTIVE FEUD — [Illustration: "That little black-backed fellow doing the stalking act upon that python was great"] — XIII — THE STORM PIRATE — [Illustration: "Shooting straight upwards on the top of what appeared to have been a submarine mine in a mild form"] — XIV — WHEN NIGHTS WERE COLD — XV — FATE AND THE FEARFUL — XVI — THE EAGLES OF LOCH ROYAL — [Illustration: "He clutched, and tore, and gulped, and gorged"] — XVII — RATEL, V.C. — [Illustration: "All allowed that he was the pluckiest beast on earth"] — XVIII — THE DAY

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