The Emigrant's Lost Son or, Life Alone in the Forest
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Frank Osborne's alarm on discovering a bow and quiver suspended in the forest
INTRODUCTION BY THE EDITOR
THE EMIGRANT'S LOST SON.
CHAPTER I.
CAUSE OF LEAVING ENGLAND AND ARRIVAL AT THE FOREST.
CHAPTER II.
I AM LOST IN THE FOREST—MY SITUATION AND FEELINGS DESCRIBED.
CHAPTER III.
I BUILD MYSELF A HUT—THE SCENERY THROUGHOUT A DAY IN THE FOREST DESCRIBED.
CHAPTER IV.
AN ADVENTURE WITH A BEAR—AN EXTRAORDINARY ECHO—I AM ATTACKED WITH A FEVER, AND SUBSEQUENTLY DRIVEN FROM MY HUT.
CHAPTER V.
I WITNESS A GRAND CONVULSION IN NATURE, OF WHICH I HAVE A WONDERFUL ESCAPE—AM RESCUED IN THE LAST EXTREMITY, AND ADMITTED INTO A TRIBE OF INDIANS.
CHAPTER VI.
FURTHER ACCOUNT OF THE INDIANS—I ARRIVE AT MY FATHER'S FARM.
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