Category: Novels

Ralph Sinclair's Atonement

I. A BOLT FROM THE BLUE II. BROADSTONE III. ANTWERP IV. RAILTON HALL V. VISIONS OF THE KLONDYKE VI. THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS VII. FAR WEST VIII. MONTREAL IX. RANGER'S RANCH X. THE MISSING LINK XI. MANITOBA XII. A DREAM OF GOLD XIII. BROADSTONE LIBERALS XIV. CONVALESCENTS XV. NAT...

Chapters

1. Part 1

I. A BOLT FROM THE BLUE II. BROADSTONE III. ANTWERP IV. RAILTON HALL V. VISIONS OF THE KLONDYKE VI. THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS VII. FAR WEST VIII. MONTREAL IX. RANGER'S RANCH X. THE...

2. Part 2

It was high noon, and eight bells had just struck. Black clouds hid the sun from view. The wind was blowing in gusts from the north, whilst the white-crested waves were dashing...

3. Part 3

Full justice having been done to the ample provisions spread out before her tired guest, the two men lighted their pipes, and, seating themselves in the rear of the house, on a...

4. Part 4

"I think it would be very unwise to start at such an hour. It is late; there is no moon; the track is very uneven; and in the darkness it would not be difficult to miss one's wa...

5. Part 5

Coming, as this letter did, at a time when his mind was so much exercised by events at home and his uncertain prospects for the future, it is not surprising if it revived though...

6. Part 6

Occasionally a nondescript representative of the almost extinct races may be observed, disillusioning the mind of the beholder of whatever romantic notions he may have imbibed f...

7. Part 7

The quiet, unobtrusive host of duties they perform in the midst of unheard-of difficulties; their patient endurance of suffering; the privations they are willing to undergo for...

8. Part 8

When Barton explained to Ranger the object of his journey, which he did as they drove home, it was one of such common occurrence that it left no impression upon his mind as to t...

9. Part 9

"Provided the necessary capital can be found, next to good health, what is most needed is a good equipment. The mounted police who have been sent there are all right, because th...

10. Part 10

In addition to what he had revealed to Ranger, he was now able to add, that, acting upon the advice then given, he had since written home to inform his mother that he was still...

11. Part 11

"Nor should we forget what is, after all, a most important consideration for us," said the other, "the mistaken interpretation which may be given to any act of leniency on our p...

12. Part 12

"Well, I'll tell you, John. About two months ago I had a private conversation with Fellows, as we were one evening seated outside the homestead. He and I were supposed to be the...

13. Part 13

"Will he! Perhaps he may or he may not." Then, after a brief pause, she asked, as though anxious the subject should not be dropped, "Did he say what he wanted me for?"