CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I. Storm-tossed Wrecked Deserted Supper We make

CHAPTER II. A morning consultation Breakfast Away on an

CHAPTER III. The mother relates her adventures Proposes that

CHAPTER IV. A day of rest A parable for the young

CHAPTER V. Jack and Ernest disappear Fritz and I start for the

CHAPTER VI. Now for the pinnace Repeated visits to the

CHAPTER VII. Fritz and I return to the Calabash Wood Fritz

CHAPTER VIII. Prop our young trees A lecture on grafting A

CHAPTER IX. Spring again We begin to hew a cave Jack makes a

CHAPTER X. Birdlime A midnight raid The massacre at

CHAPTER XI. The blubber of the whale boiled and stored A

CHAPTER XII. We examine the marsh A cave discovered We find

CHAPTER XIII. The boys return and give an account of their

CHAPTER XIV. The rainy season again The building of the

CHAPTER XV. Trial of the cajack Fritz kills a walrus We carry

CHAPTER XVI. Ten years afterward Our farms andz

CHAPTER XVII. Juno's epitaph Fritz does not appear We start

CHAPTER XVIII. Spring and its accompanying work The mysterious

Transcriber's Note:

The title page of this edition is a bit confusing. The author of the original work 'Der Schweizerische Robinson' was Johann David Wyss, and it was edited by his son Johann Rudolf Wyss. This edition was translated by William Henry Giles Kingston.