  CHAPTER I THE GLADWYNE EXPEDITION CHAPTER VI NASMYTH TELLS HIS STORY CHAPTER VIII GLADWYNE RECEIVES A SHOCK CHAPTER IX LISLE GATHERS INFORMATION CHAPTER XI CRESTWICK GIVES TROUBLE CHAPTER XII MRS. GLADWYNE'S APPEAL CHAPTER XIV LISLE COMES TO THE RESCUE CHAPTER XVI GLADWYNE SURRENDERS CHAPTER XVIII A PRUDENT DECISION CHAPTER XIX GLADWYNE GAINS A POINT CHAPTER XX MRS. GLADWYNE'S TEMPTATION CHAPTER XXI THE LAST AFTERNOON CHAPTER XXIV MILLICENT SUMMONS HER GUIDE CHAPTER XXVI LISLE TURNS AUTOCRAT CHAPTER XXVII AN UNPLEASANT SURPRISE CHAPTER XXVIII CLARENCE REACHES CAMP CHAPTER XXX THE END OF THE PURSUIT CHAPTER XXXI LISLE GOES TO ENGLAND “ALL DAY LONG THEY PADDLED UP THE GLEAMING LAKE”—Page 290 THE LONG PORTAGE By HAROLD BINDLOSS AUTHOR OF A PRAIRIE COURTSHIP, WINSTON OF THE PRAIRIE, ETC. WITH A FRONTISPIECE IN COLORS BY ARTHUR HUTCHINS New York GROSSET & DUNLAP Publishers Copyright, 1912, by Frederick A. Stokes Company All rights reserved, including that of translation into foreign languages, including the Scandinavian Published in England under the title, “The Pioneer” CONTENTS
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