The Trail of the Goldseekers: A Record of Travel in Prose and Verse
by Hamlin Garland
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Contents
- Poems
- Anticipation
- I
- The Cow-Boy
- Chapter II. Outfitting
- From Plain to Peak
- Chapter III. On the Stage Road
- Momentous Hour
- A Wish
- Chapter IV. In Camp at Quesnelle
- The Gift of Water
- Mounting
- The Eagle Trail
- Chapter V. The Psychology of the Blue Rat Camp Twelve
- Noon on the Plain
- Chapter VI. The Beginning of the Long Trail
- The Whooping Crane
- The Loon
- Chapter VII. The Blackwater Divide
- Yet Still We Rode
- Chapter VIII. We Swim the Nechaco
- Relentless Nature
- Chapter IX. The First Crossing of the Bulkley
- The Gaunt Gray Wolf
- Abandoned on the Trail
- Chapter X. Down the Bulkley Valley
- Do You Fear the Wind?
- Chapter XI. Hazleton. Midway on the Trail
- Siwash Graves
- Line Up, Brave Boys
- Chapter XII. Crossing the Big Divide
- A Child of the Sun
- In the Grass
- Chapter XIII. The Silent Forests of the Dread Skeena
- The Faithful Broncos
- The Whistling Marmot
- Chapter XIV. The Great Stikeen Divide
- The Clouds
- The Great Stikeen Divide
- Chapter XV. In the Cold Green Mountains
- The Ute Lover
- Devil's Club
- In the Cold Green Mountains
- Chapter XVI. The Passing of the Beans
- The Long Trail
- The Greeting of the Roses
- Chapter XVII. The Wolves and the Vultures Assemble
- The Vulture
- Campfires
- Chapter XVIII. At Last the Stikeen
- The Footstep in the Desert
- Chapter XIX. The Goldseekers' Camp at Glenora
- The Toil of the Trail
- Chapter XX. Great News at Wrangell
- The Goldseekers
- Chapter XXI. The Rush to Atlin Lake
- The Coast Range of Alaska
- Chapter XXII. Atlin Lake and the Gold Fields
- The Freeman of the Hills
- The Voice of the Maple Tree
- Chapter XXIII. The End of the Trail
- A Girl on the Trail
- Chapter XXIV. Homeward Bound
- O the Fierce Delight
- Chapter XXV. Ladrone Travels in State
- The Lure of the Desert
- Chapter XXVI. The Goldseekers Reach the Golden River
- Here the Trail Ends