The Way of the Strong

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The Way of the Strong

by Ridgwell Cullum

EN·~16 hours·54 chapters

Chapters

54 total
1

The Muzzle of a Revolver was Covering Him

2:01
2

THE MUZZLE OF A REVOLVER WAS COVERING HIM...... Frontispiece - THEN CAME HER ARRIVAL AT DEEP WILLOWS - THE MAN LEAPED FROM HIS SEAT AND FACED ABOUT - PHYLLIS CAUGHT HIS HANDS AND HELD THEM TIGHTLY

26:00
3

CHAPTER I - ON SIXTY-MILE CREEK

27:58
4

CHAPTER II - THE ROOF OF THE NORTHERN WORLD

21:30
5

CHAPTER III - THE DRIVING FORCE

20:59
6

CHAPTER IV - LEO

11:02
7

CHAPTER V - THE SHADOW OF DEATH

8:07
8

CHAPTER VI - ALL-MASTERING PASSION

17:25
9

CHAPTER VII - DEAD FIRES

10:22
10

CHAPTER VIII - SI-WASH CHUCKLES

15:15

Description

A bleak, snow‑laden day in the Yukon sets the stage, where the wind whistles over a frozen creek and a team of sled dogs waits for the first command of the season. The story follows a seasoned, hard‑eyed trapper meticulously loading his sled for a perilous trek toward the Alaskan coast, his every movement revealing years of rugged experience in this unforgiving wilderness.

At the edge of the camp stands Audie, a young woman whose yearning to accompany the trapper burns as fiercely as the cold around them. Her longing is tinged with the fear of a lonely, harsh future and the weight of an unexpected pregnancy, while the trapper’s stoic reply hints at the dangerous realities of the journey ahead. Their tense exchange foreshadows a test of courage, loyalty, and the harsh choices that the frozen north demands.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~16 hours (929K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Andrew Sly, Al Haines and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)

Release date

2011-04-06

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Ridgwell Cullum

Ridgwell Cullum

1867–1943

Best known for brisk adventure stories set on the Canadian frontier and in the American West, this prolific novelist drew on real experience to give his fiction a rugged, lived-in feel. Writing under the name Ridgwell Cullum, he turned travel, hardship, and frontier life into popular early 20th-century entertainment.

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