Two really notable books under the head of Sport, as a form of travel and adventure, are Arthur Silver’s _Farm, Cottage, Camp and Canoe In Maritime Canada_ (1884) and Phil. H. Moore’s _With Gun and Rod in Canada_ (1922). Silver’s volume makes pleasant reading, but the style is much more pedestrian than Moore’s work, which is heightened and colored by picturesque diction and images and by considerable characteristic humor. Midway between the greater books of Travel and Adventure and these books of Sport come Wilfred Grenfell’s volumes descriptive of Labrador and the late C. Gordon Hewitt’s _Conservation of the Wild Life of Canada_. The latter, though scientific in aim and method, is full of aesthetic and literary charm and is written in an interesting literary style. Index This index covers the names of Canadian writers, Canadian books, journals, individual poems, or stories referred to in the text. Names of authors are in roman type; all titles of books, journals, poems, stories, etc., are in _italic_. _Above St. Irénée_, 164. _Acadia_, 60, 96. _Across the Sub-Arctics of Canada_, 402. _Address to the Freemen of Canada_, 340. _Admiral’s Daughter, The_, 193. _Adventurer of the North, An_, 244. _Afoot_, 17. _After a Night of Storm_, 165. _After the Battle_, 342. Agar, Paul, 271. _Ahkoond of Swat, The_, 325-326. Aikins, Carroll, C., 295, 333-334. Alexander, W. J., 364. Allen, Adam, 39. Alline, Henry, 36-37, 355. _Amateur Orlando_, The, 325. _Americans at Home, The_, 67, 77, 78. _Anastasis_, 255. _Anatomy of Melancholy, The_, 166. Anderson, Robert, T., 271. _Angel’s Shoes_, 309. _Anne of Avonlea_, 300. _Anne of Green Gables_, 299. _Anne’s House of Dreams_, 301. _Anne of the Island_, 301. _Annunciation_, 211. _Answer, The_, 292. _Anti-Traditionist, The_, 37. _Antoinette de Mirecourt_, 93. _April Airs_, 142, 149. Archibald, Edith J., 399. _At Husking Time_, 209. _At Noon_, 292. _Attaché, The_, 67, 80, 82, 83. _Attic Guest, The_, 257. _Autumn’s Orchestra_, 201. _Ave!_ 229, 231-235, 239. _Aylesford_, 17.