  Tale I: A Grave in Saskatchewan Tale VII: War News in Husky Land Tale IX: A Silver Fox and a Scarf Tale XIII: The Little Blue Lake Tale XVII: Mohican ... The Wolf Tale XVIII: Fighting Against Starvation Tale XIX: Wild Animals in the Water Tale XXI: Filming a White Bear on Land Tale XXIII: A Greenhorn in a Rapid Tale XXV: A Little Indian Girl Tale XXVI: Outlawed in the Barren Lands Tale XXVII: One Thousand Years Tale XXXII: In the Hudson Straits Tale XXXV: Two Little Eskimo Boys Tale XXXVIII: Travelling in North Alberta Tale XLV: Pets in the Wilderness Tale XLVI: An Eskimo Guide in the Barren Lands Tale XLVIII: "Forty Years Ago" Tale XLIX: Fisher and Porcupine Tale L: The Call of the Wild North of Fifty-three Title: Plain Tales of the North Author: Thierry Mallet Language: English Character set encoding: UTF-8 E-text prepared by Roger Frank |
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PLAIN TALES OF THE NORTH
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The true romance of the far North has been captured in these short stories gathered and written by Captain Thierry Mallet, President of Revillon FrÈres, New York. For the past twenty years he has spent part of each year inspecting our trading-posts on the outskirts of civilization.
Through his long arduous journeys over the swift waters, as well as the vast areas of ice-clad country in the North, and through his constant companionship with the fearless men of these barren lands, Captain Mallet is particularly fitted to give us these unusual and striking tales.
