The Ice Queen

· 1946

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1884, by Harper & Brothers, In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. CHAP. I. THROWN UPON THEIR OWN RESOURCES II. "THE YOUNGSTER'S" PLAN III. FITTING OUT THE "RED ERIK" IV. MAKING A START V. COMFORT IN A LOG CABIN VI. NORSE TALES VII. THE FIRST DAY ON THE LAKE VIII. JIM'S REBELLION IX. SKATING BY COMPASS X. AN UGLY FERRIAGE XI. CAMPING AGAINST AN ICE WALL XII. SNOWED UNDER XIII. SAVED FROM STARVATION XIV. THE ARCTIC VISITORS XV. CHRISTMAS BIRD-CATCHING XVI. HOW TUG MADE "TWITCH-UPS" XVII. THE BREAKING UP OF THE ICE XVIII. RESCUING THE WANDERERS XIX. ADRIFT ON AN ICE RAFT XX. A NIGHT IN AN OPEN BOAT XXI. THE ESCAPE TO THE SH…

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