CONTENTS. CHAPTER I.

AN ALGONQUIN MAIDEN.

CHAPTER I. THE YOUNG MASTER OF PINE TOWERS.

CHAPTER II. AN UPPER CANADIAN HOUSEHOLD.

CHAPTER III. "WHEN SUMMER DAYS WERE FAIR."

CHAPTER IV. INDIAN ANNALS AND LEGENDS.

CHAPTER V. THE ALGONQUIN MAIDEN.

CHAPTER VI. CATECHISINGS.

CHAPTER VII. AN ACCIDENT.

CHAPTER VIII. CONVALESCENCE.

CHAPTER IX. ON THE WAY TO THE CAPITAL.

CHAPTER X. YORK AND THE MAITLANDS.

CHAPTER XI AFTER "THE BALL."

CHAPTER XII. A KISS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.

CHAPTER XIII. RIVAL ATTRACTIONS.

CHAPTER XIV. MUDDY LITTLE YORK.

CHAPTER XV. POLITICS AT THE CAPITAL.

CHAPTER XVI. LOVE'S PROTESTATIONS.

CHAPTER XVII. A PICNIC IV THE WOODS.

CHAPTER XVIII. THE COMMODORE SURRENDERS.

CHAPTER XIX. AT STAMFORD COTTAGE.

CHAPTER XX. THE COMING OF WANDA.

CHAPTER XXI. THE PASSING OF WANDA.

CHAPTER XXII. LOVE'S REWARDS.

Title: An Algonquin Maiden A Romance of the Early Days of Upper Canada

Author: G. Mercer Adam
        A. Ethelwyn Wetherald

Language: English

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AN ALGONQUIN MAIDEN

A ROMANCE OF THE EARLY DAYS OF UPPER CANADA

BY

G. MERCER ADAM AND A. ETHELWYN WETHERALD

Entered according to Act of Parliament, in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-six, by GRAEME MERCER ADAM and AGNES ETHELWYN WETHERALD, in the Office of the Minister of Agriculture, Ottawa.

TO THE VETERAN PUBLISHER, John Lovell, Esq., OF MONTREAL, WHO HAS
SPENT A LONG AND BUSY LIFE IN THE VARIED SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY, THIS
MODEST EFFORT IN THE FIELD OF CANADIAN FICTION IS AFFECTIONATELY AND
ADMIRINGLY DEDICATED BY THE AUTHORS.