The Whelps of the Wolf

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The Whelps of the Wolf

by George Marsh

EN·~5 hours·44 chapters

Chapters

44 total
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By GEORGE MARSH

0:08
2

COPYRIGHT 1922 BY THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY

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The Whelps of the Wolf

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CHAPTER I - THE LAND OF THE WINDIGO

7:44
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CHAPTER II - THE END OF THE TRAIL

17:33
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CHAPTER III - THE FRIEND OF DEMONS

10:18
7

CHAPTER IV - HOME AND JULIE BRETON

7:11
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CHAPTER V - THE MOON OF FLOWERS

7:31
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CHAPTER VI - FOR LOVE OF A DOG

15:58
10

CHAPTER VII - THE LONG TRAIL TO THE SOUTH COAST

5:51

Description

A daring French‑Canadian trapper decides to cut a new route through the forbidding wilderness of the northern Hudson Bay basin, a region locals call the land of the Windigo. The tale opens with his discovery of a hidden lake that could lead to the Big Salmon River and, ultimately, the coast. Ignoring the ominous warnings of his companions, he resolves to brave the treacherous, spirit‑haunted valleys with only a handful of supplies and a hope for fresh huskies.

As he pushes his canoe up the Ghost River and prepares to cross the rugged divide, the narrative captures the stark beauty of thawing tundra, the echo of migrating geese, and the palpable tension between superstition and survival. Listeners are drawn into the early clash of practical ambition and deep‑rooted folklore, setting the stage for a perilous trek that will test both his resolve and the harsh realities of an untamed frontier.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (341K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Joseph R. Hauser and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.fadedpage.com

Release date

2010-05-21

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

George Marsh

George Marsh

1876–1945

Adventure stories of the Canadian wilderness, dog teams, and remote trails drew on a life spent traveling, hunting, and fishing in the North. Trained as a lawyer, he turned those experiences into brisk popular fiction and poetry.

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