with Gaut and his Daughter.--Her Interview with Fluella.--Claud's Interview
with Fluella and her Father, the Chief.--The Chief's History of his Tribe.

CHAPTER XII.

Adventures of the Trappers the first day of their Expedition up the
Lakes.--Bear-hunt, Trout-catching, etc.--Introduction of Carvil, an amateur
Hunter from the Green Mountains.

CHAPTER XIII.

The Trappers' Central Camp on the Maguntic Lake.--Three Stories of most
remarkable Adventures in the Woods, told at the Camp-fire by three Hunters
and Trappers.

CHAPTER XIV.

The Voyage to Oquossah, the farthest large Lake.--The stationing of the
Trappers at different points on the Lake.--The appointment of Gaut as
Keeper of the Central Camp, on the Lake below.--The Results of their Fall's
Operations, and Preparations to return Home.

CHAPTER XV.

The Trappers overtaken by a terrible Snow-storm.--Their Suffering before
reaching Central Camp.--The discovery that this Camp had been Burnt, and
Robbed of their whole Stock of Furs.--Their Providential Escape from Death.

CHAPTER XVI.