Chapter I: Front Matter

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THE ROAD TO FRONTENAC

THE ROAD TO FRONTENAC

by

SAMUEL MERWIN

New York Doubleday, Page & Co. 1901

Copyright, 1901, by Frank Leslie Publishing House. Copyright, 1901, by Doubleday, Page & Company.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
I. Captain Menard Has a Lazy Day. 1
II. The Maid. 19
III. Mademoiselle Eats Her Breakfast. 38
IV. The Long Arrow. 61
V. Danton Breaks Out. 83
VI. The Fight at La Gallette. 103
VII. A Compliment for Menard. 127
VIII. The Maid Makes New Friends. 147
IX. The Word of an Onondaga. 169
X. A Night Council. 191
XI. The Big Throat Speaks. 212
XII. The Long House. 235
XIII. The Voice of the Great Mountain. 254
XIV. Where the Dead Sit. 272
XV. The Bad Doctor. 293
XVI. At the Long Lake. 314
XVII. Northward. 337
XVIII. The Only Way. 359
XIX. Frontenac. 383

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

PAGE

"Half way down the steps was a double file of Indians chained two and two." _Frontispiece_

"Sitting on a bundle was, a girl, perhaps eighteen or nineteen years old." 36

"The Indians walked silently to the fire." 64

"Menard stood ... smiling with the same look of scorn he had worn ... when they led him to the torture." 256

THE ROAD TO FRONTENAC.