CONTENTS:
II. How Wabigoon Became a White Man
III. Roderick Sees the Footprint
IV. Roderick's First Taste of the Hunter's Life
VI. Mukoki Disturbs the Ancient Skeletons
VII. Roderick Discovers the Buckskin Bag
VIII. How Wolf Became the Companion of Men
IX. Wolf Takes Vengeance Upon His People
X. Roderick Explores the Chasm
XII. The Secret of the Skeleton's Hand
XV. Roderick Holds the Woongas at Bay
From the edge of the spruce forest a young Indian now ran out upon the surface of the lake. His breath was coming quickly, but with excitement rather than fatigue. Behind him, less than half a mile away, he could hear the rapidly approaching cry of the hunt-pack, and for an instant he bent his lithe form close to the snow, measuring with the acuteness of his race the distance of the pursuers. Then he looked for his white companion, and failed to see the motionless blot that marked where the other had fallen. A look of alarm shot into his eyes, and resting his rifle between his knees he placed his hands, trumpet fashion, to his mouth and gave a signal call which, on a still night like this, carried for a mile.
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