The trail of the goldseekers : a record of travel in prose and verse

Hamlin Garland

Sujets

• Alaska
• Klondike River

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 12
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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CRUZSANTAThe Trail of the GoldseekersThe Trail of the
Goldseekers
A Record Travel in Prose and Verse
of
By
HAMLIN GARLAND
Author
of
Rose of Butcher's
Coolly
Main Travelled Roads
Prairie Folks
Life on the etc.Prairie,Boy
New York
The Macmillan Company
London: & Ltd.Co.,
1899COPYRIGHT, 1899,
BY HAMLIN GARLAND.
Norwood Press
& Co. Berwick& SmithS. GushingJ.
U.S.A.Norwood, Mass.,OF CONTENTSTABLE
PAGECHAPTER
of the .....I. Coming Ships 3
II. . . . . . .11Outfitting
21On the RoadIII. Stage
In at . . .IV. Camp Quesnelle 33
The Blue RatV. 37
VI. The of the Trail...Beginning Long 45
VII. The Blackwater Divide . . . .53
We swim the Nechaco ....VIII. 63
IX. First of the . .Crossing Bulkley 73
81X. Down the . . . . .Bulkley Valley
XI. Hazleton. on the Trail . .Midway 97
XII. the Divide . . . .107Crossing Big
XIII. The Silent Forests 119
XIV. The Great Stikeen Divide . . . .131
In Green Mountains . . .XV. the Cold 139
The of the Beans . . . . 1 1XVI. Passing 5
XVII. The Wolves and the Vultures Assemble . 163
XVIII. At Last the Stikeen 175vi Contents
CHAPTER PAGE
The Goldseekers' atXIX. Glenora .Camp .185
Great News atXX. . . . .Wrangell 195
'
The Rush to Atlin LakeXXI. . . -.. . 207
Atlin Lake and the Gold FieldsXXII. . '. , 217
XXIII. The End of the Trail . ? . . 231
XXIV. Homeward Bound . . . . . 241
XXV. Ladrone travels in State .. . . 251
XXVI. The Goldseekers reach the Golden River V 259
POEMS
. . ... . . iAnticipation
Where the Desert flames Furnace Heatwith . . 2
The .. . . .Cow-boy 9
From Plain to Peak . . . . . . 19
\Momentous Hour . . . . .^ 31
A Wish . . . . .: .;.''. 32
The Gift ofWater . . . . . .... 35
., . , .. . .*Mounting 35
The Trail . . . . . ..Eagle 36
Moon on the Plain .- . . . -* . 43
The Crane . . . . . .Whooping 51
The Loon * .51
Yet still we rode .... 61