The Ice Queen

The Ice Queen by Ernest Ingersoll, author of “Friends Worth Knowing,” “Knocking Round the Rockies,” etc.

CONTENTS.
Illustration: “Jim Got in at Least One Good Blow.”
Chapter 1. Thrown upon Their Own Resources.
Chapter 2. “The Youngster’s” Plan.
Illustration: Discussing the Plan.
Chapter 3. Fitting out the “Red Erik.”
Chapter 4. Making a Start.
Illustration: “A Moment Later They Were Off.”
Chapter 5. Comfort in a Log Cabin.
Illustration: Supper in the Log Cabin.
Chapter 6. Norse Tales.
Illustration: “Lay On!”
Chapter 7. The First Day on the Lake.
Chapter 8. Jim’s Rebellion.
Illustration: Crossing the Hummock.
Illustration: Jim and Katy Bringing the Rushes to Camp.
Chapter 9. Skating by Compass.
Illustration: “The Little Fire Was Soon Blazing Merrily.”
Chapter 10. An Ugly Ferriage.
Chapter 11. Camping Against an Ice Wall.
Illustration: Camping Against an Ice Wall.
Chapter 12. Snowed Under.
Chapter 13. Saved from Starvation.
Illustration: “A Sharp Report Was Heard.”
Chapter 14. The Arctic Visitors.
Chapter 15. Christmas Bird-Catching.
Illustration: Katy Trapping the Snow-Buntings.
Chapter 16. How Tug Made “Twitch-Ups.”
Illustration: Setting the New Traps.
Chapter 17. The Breaking up of the Ice.
Chapter 18. Rescuing the Wanderers.
Illustration: “Rex Struck Out and Swam Across.”
Chapter 19. Adrift on an Ice Raft.
Illustration: “They Were Able to Drag His Lifeless Form out Upon the Ice.”
Chapter 20. A Night in an Open Boat.
Illustration: “Try to Steady Her!”
Chapter 21. The Escape to the Shore.
Chapter 22. Rex Fights Unknown Enemies.
Chapter 23. Exploring the Island.
Illustration: The Cabin on the Island.
Chapter 24. The Wild Dogs Again.
Illustration: Attacked By the Dogs.
Chapter 25. The Perils of a Midnight Search.
Chapter 26. Finding Snow-Birds and Losing the Captain.
Illustration: “Don’t Cry, Katy!”
Chapter 27. Another Encounter with the Wild Dogs.
Chapter 28. The Accident Explained.
Illustration: “‘Is He Dead?’ Asked Jim.”
Chapter 29. Deciding upon a New Move.
Chapter 30. Katy Tames the Wild Dogs.
Chapter 31. Abandoning the Island.
Illustration: Repairing the Old Scow.
Chapter 32. An Astonished Farmer.
Illustration: “‘Wa’al, I Declare!’”
Chapter 33. The “Times” Correspondent.
Chapter 34. A Happy Conclusion.