Ungava

Introduction.

Chapter One. - The forest, and the leaders of the folorn-hope—A good shot—A consultation—An ice-floe, and a narrow chance of escape in a small way.

Chapter Two. - Headquarters—The men—Disputation and uncertainty—New uses for the skins of dead boys!—Mutinous resolves.

Chapter Three. - Shows how Stanley deigned to consult with womankind—The opinions of a child developed—Persuasion fails—Example triumphs—The first volunteers to Ungava.

Chapter Four. - Explanatory, but not dry!—Murderous designs thwarted by vigorous treatment—The cattle pay for it!—Preparations for a long, long voyage.

Chapter Five. - Ice looks unpropitious—The start—An important member of the party nearly forgotten—Chimo.

Chapter Six. - Character partially developed—Ducks for supper—A threatened “nip”—Bundled out on the Ice.

Chapter Seven. - Shows how the party made themselves at home in the bush—Talk round the camp fire—A flash of temper—Turning in.

Chapter Eight. - Bryan’s adventure with a polar bear, etcetera.

Chapter Nine. - A storm brewing—It bursts, and produces consequences—The party take to the water per force—All saved.