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Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled

ILLUSTRATIONS

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Hudson Stuck (photogravure)Frontispiece

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Sunrise on the Chandalar-Koyukuk portage36

Coldfoot on the Koyukuk37

The upper Koyukuk50

The barren shores of Kotzebue Sound51

Gold-mining at Nome122

Pulling the Pelican out with a "Spanish windlass"123

The start over the "first ice"164

"Rough going"165

Arthur and Doctor Burke178

Saint John's-in-the-Wilderness, Allakaket, Koyukuk River179

The double interpretation at the Allakaket186

The wind-swept Yukon within the ramparts187

A pleasant woodland trail256

An Alaskan chief and his henchman257

The Tanana crossing270

Good going on the Yukon271

"A portage that comes so finely down to the Yukon that there is pleasure in anticipating the view it affords"290

Fort Yukon291

The rough breaking in of Doctor Loomis, camped on the mail trail at 50° below zero, unable to reach a road-house for the deep snow296

Esquimaux of the upper Kuskokwim297

"The 'summit' is high above timber-line and the trail pursues a hogback ridge for a mile and a half at the summit level"324

A street in Iditarod City325

The end of the portage trail334

Rough ice on the Yukon335

A docile folk, eager for instruction350

The mission type351

Wild and shy351

The native communicant360

Raw material360

An Esquimau youth361

A half-breed Indian361

An aged couple366

Football at the Allakaket, exposure 1-1000 second, April, after a new light snowfall367

The sun dogs388

"Tan," of mixed breed389

"Muk," a pure malamute389

Map of the interior of Alaska showing journeys described in this bookAt end of volume

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