
THE SILVER HORDE - BY REX BEACH
BOOKS BY REX BEACH - TOO FAT TO FIGHT THE WINDS OF CHANCE LAUGHING BILL HYDE RAINBOW'S END THE CRIMSON GARDENIA AND OTHER TALES OF ADVENTURE HEART OF THE SUNSET THE AUCTION BLOCK THE IRON TRAIL THE NET THE NE'ER-DO-WELL THE SPOILERS THE BARRIER THE SILVER HORDE GOING SOME
ILLUSTRATIONS - THE GIRL STOOD BAREHEADED UNDER THE WINTRY SKY - OUT ACROSS THE LONESOME WASTE THEY JOURNEYED - MILDRED CEASED PLAYING AND SWUNG ABOUT—"WHAT DO YOU MEAN?"
THE SILVER HORDE - CHAPTER I - WHEREIN A SPIRITLESS MAN AND A ROGUE APPEAR
CHAPTER II - IN WHICH THEY BREAK BREAD WITH A LONELY WOMAN
CHAPTER III - IN WHICH CHERRY MALOTTE DISPLAYS A TEMPER
CHAPTER IV - IN WHICH SHE GIVES HEART TO A HOPELESS MAN
CHAPTER V - IN WHICH A COMPACT IS FORMED
CHAPTER VI - WHEREIN BOREAS TAKES A HAND
CHAPTER VII - AND NEPTUNE TAKES ANOTHER
A bleak, windswept landscape stretches across the Arctic tundra, where the tiny fishing hamlet of Kalvik clings to the river’s edge like a weather‑worn secret. Ten lumbering canneries loom over the ice‑bitten water, their empty roofs drummed by relentless storms, while a lone Greek church and a Russian school whisper of a world far beyond the frozen wastes. The silence is broken only by the howls of sled dogs and the distant creak of timber, setting a stark stage for anyone daring enough to venture here.
Into this monochrome expanse a weary sled team arrives, led by the stoic driver Boyd Emerson and his odd companion “Fingerless” Fraser, whose restless chatter slices through the endless gray. As the snow piles higher and visibility fades, the pair wrestles with fatigue, frozen paws, and the nagging thought that something—or someone—may be waiting beyond the next drift. Their uneasy partnership hints at deeper conflicts that will test both resolve and survival in the unforgiving north.
Language
en
Duration
~10 hours (581K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-07-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1877–1949
Drawn to Alaska by the Klondike Gold Rush, he turned firsthand frontier experience into fast-moving adventure novels that made him one of the best-known popular writers of the early 1900s. His best-known book, The Spoilers, launched a long career in stories that often leapt from the page to the screen.
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