Grenfell: Knight-Errant of the NorthWaldo, Fullerton L. (Fullerton Leonard)
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Grenfell: Knight-Errant of the North
Waldo, Fullerton L. (Fullerton Leonard)
Grenfell, Wilfred Thomason, Sir, 1865-1940
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[Illustration: A FORD CAR CAN'T DO THIS]
Grenfell:
Knight-Errant of the North
By
FULLERTON WALDO
Author of "With Grenfell on the Labrador,"
"Down the Mackenzie," etc.
[Illustration]
PHILADELPHIA
GEORGE W. JACOBS & COMPANY
PUBLISHERS
Copyright, 1924, by
GEORGE W. JACOBS & COMPANY
_All rights reserved_
Printed in U.S.A.
_To
MARY CASTLEMAN DAVIS_
_December 15, 1923._
DEAR WALDO:
You who have sampled the salt breezes of the North on board my boat,
have, I know, imbibed the spirit that actuates the belief that in a
world like ours we can all be knights. I know that like ourselves, you
look upon the world as a field of honor, and its only durable prizes
the things that we can accomplish in it. You see the fun in it
all--the real joie de vivre.
Well, we are doing our best, and it is giving us a great return. We
haven't lost the capacity to enjoy soft things, but we have learned
the joys of trying to endure hardness as good soldiers. Would to God
that every American boy would realize that the only real great prize
of life is to be won by being willing to take blows and willing to
suffer misunderstanding and opposition, so long as he may follow in
the footsteps of that most Peerless Knight that ever lived; He who saw
that the meaning of life was, that in it we might, wherever we are, be
always trying to do good.
Ever your friend,
WILFRED T. GRENFELL.
CONTENTS
I. A BOY AND THE SEA 11
II. SCHOOL--AND AFTER 22
III. WESTWARD HO! FOR LABRADOR 35
IV. HAULED BY THE HUSKIES 74
V. SOME REAL SEA-DOGS 97
VI. HUNTING WITH THE ESKIMO 114
VII. LITTLE PRINCE POMIUK 137
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