  CHAPTER I CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP CHAPTER II THE BIRCH-BARK MESSAGE CHAPTER III FROM ONE PERIL TO ANOTHER CHAPTER IV AT THE MERCY OF THE FLOOD CHAPTER V FRIENDS IN TIME OF NEED CHAPTER VI SIMON GIRTY, THE RENEGADE CHAPTER VII THE FLINT-TIPPED ARROW ON THE ROOF CHAPTER VIII THE TREASURE BOX THAT WAS FORGOTTEN CHAPTER IX THE SPIRIT OF THE PIONEER CHAPTER X THE CABIN THAT BRAVED THE FLOOD CHAPTER XI DANIEL BOONE, THE PILOT OF THE SETTLERS CHAPTER XII STARTING FOR THE NEW WEST CHAPTER XIII BLUE JACKET GIVES WARNING CHAPTER XIV A TARGET FOR ARROWS AND BULLETS CHAPTER XV A HUNT FOR FRESH MEAT CHAPTER XVI THE FIGURES AGAINST THE SKY CHAPTER XVIII THE MAN WITH THE CHARMED LIFE CHAPTER XIX KENTON, THE RECKLESS BORDERER CHAPTER XX THE TWO-LEGGED WOLF CHAPTER XXII AT THE SETTING OF THE EVENING STAR CHAPTER XXIII WHAT THE DEAD ASHES OF A FIRE TOLD CHAPTER XXIV A NEW HOME ON THE MISSISSIPPI CHAPTER XXVI THE DRIFTING DUGOUT CHAPTER XXVIII CREEPING UP ON THE QUARRY CHAPTER XXIX THE MISSING WAMPUM BELT CHAPTER XXX THE MYSTERY SOLVED CONCLUSION THE PIONEER BOYS OF THE MISSISSIPPI two men paddling canoe OR: THE HOMESTEAD IN THE WILDERNESS THE YOUNG PIONEER SERIES BY HARRISON ADAMS ILLUSTRATED bust of man in fur hat and buckskin shirt
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