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The House in the Water
The White-slashed Bull
When the Blueberries Are Ripe
The Glutton of the Great Snow
When the Truce of the Wild is Done
The Window in the Shack
The Return of the Moose
From the Teeth of the Tide
The Fight at the Wallow
Sonny and the Kid
A moonlit night in an untouched wilderness finds a young hunter and his seasoned companion huddled by a dwindling camp‑fire. When a sudden crash breaks the stillness, the boy slips away from the lean‑to, drawn by the promise of hidden life in the dark woods. He follows a faint brook to a quiet pond where, illuminated by silver light, he discovers the first beaver lodge he has ever seen—a modest palace of sticks and mud that sparks his awe and curiosity.
The story unfolds as the boy’s reverence for the secret world of animals grows, guiding him through a series of encounters with creatures that have shaped the forest for generations. Each episode is told with careful observation and a gentle respect for the natural rhythms of life, inviting listeners to share the wonder of a landscape where every rustle may hide a tale. The narrative balances quiet contemplation with the thrill of discovery, making the wilderness feel both intimate and boundless.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (274K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Roger Frank, Juliet Sutherland and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net
Release date
Aug 28, 2009
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1860–1943
A pioneering Canadian writer who helped shape his country’s literary voice, he became known both for lyrical poetry and for vivid animal stories rooted in the natural world. His work reached readers far beyond Canada and made him one of the first Canadian authors to gain an international reputation.
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by Sir Charles G. D. Roberts

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by Sir Charles G. D. Roberts

by Sir Charles G. D. Roberts

by Sir Charles G. D. Roberts

by Sir Charles G. D. Roberts

by Sir Charles G. D. Roberts