TWO BOYS IN WYOMING By Edward S. Ellis 1898 CONTENTS CHAPTER I. Jack and Fred CHAPTER II. Riding Northward CHAPTER III. On Guard CHAPTER IV. Visitors of the Night CHAPTER V. " Now for the Ranch" CHAPTER VI. At the Ranch CHAPTER VII. The First Game CHAPTER VIII. Look Before You Leap CHAPTER IX. Night in the Mountains CHAPTER X. The Signal-Fires CHAPTER XI. A King of the Forest CHAPTER XII. The Tug of War CHAPTER XIII. A Strange Occurrence CHAPTER XIV. Missing CHAPTER XV. Tozer CHAPTER XVI. Watching and Watched CHAPTER XVII. Into and Out of the Canyon CHAPTER XVIII. The Quest of the Cowman CHAPTER XIX. Into the Cavern CHAPTER XX. A Climb for Liberty CHAPTER XXI. How It All Ended ILLUSTRATIONS "They had come a goodly distance since morning." "On the projecting ledge stood a noble buck." "He was sweeping down upon them like a cyclone." "He was looking in the direction of the break in the canyon."
THE BOY PATRIOT By Edward Sylvester Ellis 1863
CONTENTS I. FAIRPORT. 5 II. THE YOUNG ORATOR. 9 III. THE ENGLISH BOY. 25 IV. THE PATRIOT'S WORK. 36 V. BLAIR'S COMPANY. 44 VI. A PILOT. 55 VII. NO! 62 VIII. THE STORM. 69 IX. A REWARD. 74 X. A NEW DECK. 80 XI. "MUM." 86 XII. THE FIRST EFFORT. 95 XIII. TEMPTATION. 105 XIV. DERRY DUCK. 113 XV. A LETTER. 128 XVI. A MARVEL. 134 XVII. THE CONFLICT. 144 XVIII. WAGES. 152 XIX. HOME. 160 XX. SACRED JOY. 170 XXI. CONCLUSION. 174
ADRIFT IN THE WILDS The Adventures of Two Shipwrecked Boys. By Edward S. Ellis ILLUSTRATED.
CONTENTS CHAPTER I HO, FOR CALIFORNIA CHAPTER II FIRE CHAPTER III AFLOAT CHAPTER IV A PASSENGER CHAPTER V LAND CHAPTER VI THE CALIFORNIA COAST CHAPTER VII THE RESCUE CHAPTER VIII INDIANS CHAPTER IX THE PURSUIT CHAPTER X A GOOD SAMARITAN CHAPTER XI FURTHER EAST CHAPTER XII THE SALINAS VALLEY CHAPTER XIII ANOTHER BARGAIN CHAPTER XIV A STRANGE OCCURRENCE CHAPTER XV THE CROTALUS CHAPTER XVI THE CAMP-FIRE CHAPTER XVII THE MINERS CHAPTER XVIII A WANT SUPPLIED CHAPTER XIX THE CANOE CHAPTER XX SHASTA, THE PAH UTAH CHAPTER XXI A HUNT FOR FOOD CHAPTER XXII DANGER CHAPTER XXIII DRIFTING AWAY CHAPTER XXIV A HUNT CHAPTER XXV A SINGULAR ESCAPE CHAPTER XXVI SHASTA'S HUNT CHAPTER XXVII THE NIGHT VOYAGE CHAPTER XXVIII A PAH UTAH'S METHOD OF FISHING CHAPTER XXIX A NIGHT DISTURBANCE CHAPTER XXX THE WOLVERINES CHAPTER XXXI SHASTA'S HUMOR CHAPTER XXXII AGAIN ON THE RIVER CHAPTER XXXIII A HALT CHAPTER XXXIV EXIT SHASTA CHAPTER XXXV THE WESTERN SHORE CHAPTER XXXVI THE RAMBLE CHAPTER XXXVII BACK TO CAMP CHAPTER XXXVIII WAITING AND WATCHING CHAPTER XXXIX THE SEARCH CHAPTER XL THE END OF THE SEARCH CHAPTER XLI A BOY LOST CHAPTER XLII A DREARY NIGHT CHAPTER XLIII WANDERINGS CHAPTER XLIV A OLD ACQUAINTANCE CHAPTER XLV A FRIEND IN NEED CHAPTER XLVI WHAT SHASTA DID CHAPTER XLVII STILL WAITING CHAPTER XLVIII THE MEETING CHAPTER XLIX HOMEWARD BOUND CHAPTER L RESCUED ILLUSTRATIONS 'May the good Lord preserve us! them are Injuns,' said Tim. "The Indian drew forth a tiny canoe and shoved it into the water" "We are lost."