CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. THE CAMP.
CHAPTER II. WHAT FRIGHTENED THE PACK MULES.
CHAPTER III. WHEN THE FOXES TOOK TO THE TREES.
CHAPTER IV. BUMPUS TAKES A CHANCE.
CHAPTER V. THE MISSING TENDERFOOT.
CHAPTER VI. FORCED TO THINK FOR HIMSELF.
CHAPTER VII. TURNING THE TABLES.
CHAPTER VIII. A SCOUT SHOULD ALWAYS BE ON THE ALERT.
CHAPTER IX. THE MEAN TRICK OF THE TIMBER CRUISERS.
CHAPTER X. THE BOB-CAT.
CHAPTER XI. BUMPUS' STOCK ABOVE PAR.
CHAPTER XII. THE SWOOP OF THE STORM.
CHAPTER XIII. THE BOLT OF LIGHTNING.
CHAPTER XIV. STEP HEN LOOKS OUT FOR THE PROVISIONS.
CHAPTER XV. THROUGH THE BIG TIMBER AGAIN.
CHAPTER XVI. THE SNAKE BITE.
CHAPTER XVII. MORE TROUBLE AHEAD.
CHAPTER XVIII. STILL IN PURSUIT, WITH THE TRAIL GROWING WARMER.
CHAPTER XIX. ANOTHER SHOCK.
CHAPTER XX. FINDING OUT HOW BUMPUS DID IT.
CHAPTER XXI. CAUGHT IN A TRAP.
CHAPTER XXII. THE CRIPPLE BUSINESS SEEMS TO BE CONTAGIOUS.
CHAPTER XXIII. THE WAY BLOCKED.
CHAPTER XXIV. THE "LITTLE LIGHTNING."
CHAPTER XXV. "CATCHING A TARTAR;" AND A FAT ONE AT THAT.
CHAPTER XXVI. "TENDERFOOT? WELL, HARDLY, AFTER THIS."
CHAPTER XXVII. WELL-EARNED REST CONCLUSION.
Transcriber's Note
Title: The Boy Scouts Through the Big Timber
Or, The Search for the Lost Tenderfoot
Author: Herbert Carter
Language: English
Character set encoding: UTF-8
E-text prepared by
Stephen Hutcheson, Rod Crawford, Dave Morgan,
and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team
(http://www.pgdp.net)
The Boy Scouts
Through the Big Timber
OR
The Search for the Lost Tenderfoot
By HERBERT CARTER
Author of “The Boy Scouts First Camp Fire,” “The Boy Scouts
in the Blue Ridge,” “The Boy Scouts on the Trail,”
“The Boy Scouts in the Maine Woods,”
“The Boy Scouts In the Rockies”
A. L. BURT COMPANY; NEW YORK
Copyright, 1913
By A. L. Burt Company
“Look out for it, Davy, and grab the noose when it comes near,” shouted Thad.
“Look out for it, Davy, and grab the noose when it comes near,” shouted Thad.
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