THE LAW-BRINGERS
G. B. LANCASTER
THE
LAW-BRINGERS
BY
G. B. LANCASTER
AUTHOR OF "SONS O' MEN." "THE SPUR,"
"THE ALTAR STAIR." ETC.
HODDER & STOUGHTON
NEW YORK
GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY
Copyright, 1913.
By George H. Doran Company
TO MY GOOD CANADIAN FRIENDS,
DR. HELEN MACMURCHY AND
MISS MARJORY MACMURCHY,
I DEDICATE THIS, WITH MEMORIES AND HOPES
G. B. L.
CONTENTS
chapter page I. "Two Who Were Friends" 11 II. "We All Exert Our Pull" 29 III. "I Know What I'm At" 52 IV. "Grange's Andree" 70 V. "We Generally Don't" 94 VI. "The Young God Frey" 114 VII. "The Return Of Ogilvie" 139 VIII. "On The Athabaska" 169 IX. "You Understand" 198 X. "The Force Isn't a Nursery" 228 XI. "Il M'aime, Je Vous Dis" 254 XII. "The Thief On The Left" 276 XIII. "I Want the West Again" 298 XIV. "On The Long Trail" 322 XV. "The Barren Grounds" 346 XVI. "The Law Is Powerless There" 365 XVII. "But That Can't Be" 377 XVIII. "The Epitome of Life" 396 XIX. "The Lone Patrol" 417 XX. "You Mean to Do It?" 435 XXI. "This Psychological Adventure" 454 XXII. "What Eternal Children We Are" 470
THE LAW-BRINGERS
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