The Lure of the Mississippi

There came through the night loud crashing and rumbling sounds, and a confusion of men’s voices from the steep road leading down from Fort Ridgely to the boat-landing on the Minnesota River.

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The Lure of the Mississippi

FOREWORD
CHAPTER I—ON BOARD THE FANNY HARRIS
CHAPTER II—IN GREAT ANXIETY
CHAPTER III—PLAIN TALK AND UGLY RUMORS
CHAPTER IV—THE BREAKING OF THE STORM
CHAPTER V—THROUGH A DESERTED LAND
CHAPTER VI—DANGEROUS TRAVELING
CHAPTER VII—ON THE GREAT RIVER
CHAPTER VIII—AFTER THE WRECK
CHAPTER IX—HUNTING BEES AND DRIVING FISH
CHAPTER X—CATCHING A MONSTER
CHAPTER XI—AFTER WILD GEESE
CHAPTER XII—IN A WINTER CAMP
CHAPTER XIII—FISHING THROUGH THE ICE
CHAPTER XIV—SIGNS OF SPRING
CHAPTER XV—AT INSPIRATION POINT
CHAPTER XVI—SMELLING THE STORM
CHAPTER XVII—SOUTHWARD AT LAST
CHAPTER XVIII—IN THE SUNKEN LANDS
CHAPTER XIX—PAST ISLAND NUMBER TEN
CHAPTER XX—ON TO VICKSBURG
CHAPTER XXI—WHEREIN OLD ENEMIES MEET
CHAPTER XXII—THE OLD TRAPPER’S SECRET
CHAPTER XXIII—THE LAST DAYS OF VICKSBURG

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