The Boy Scouts Book of Campfire StoriesFront matterReading editionChapter navigation15 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterFRANKLIN K. MATHIEWSI.—Silverhorns[1]II.—The Wild-Horse Hunter[2]II.—The Wild-Horse Hunter[2] (continued 2)III.—The Hydrophobic Skunk[3]IV.—The Ole Virginia[4]V.—The Weight of Obligation[5]VI.—That Spot[6]VII.—When Lincoln Licked a Bully[7]VIII.—The End of the Trail[8]IX.—Dey Ain't No Ghosts[9]X.—The Night Operator[10]XI.—Christmas Eve in a Lumber Camp[11]XII.—The Story That the Keg Told MeBeginning of this editionNext chapter →FRANKLIN K. MATHIEWSAll chapters and sections (15)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsFRANKLIN K. MATHIEWSI.—Silverhorns[1]II.—The Wild-Horse Hunter[2]II.—The Wild-Horse Hunter[2] (continued 2)III.—The Hydrophobic Skunk[3]IV.—The Ole Virginia[4]V.—The Weight of Obligation[5]VI.—That Spot[6]VII.—When Lincoln Licked a Bully[7]VIII.—The End of the Trail[8]IX.—Dey Ain't No Ghosts[9]X.—The Night Operator[10]XI.—Christmas Eve in a Lumber Camp[11]XII.—The Story That the Keg Told MeTHERE, STANDING KNEE-DEEP IN THE WATER, WAS THE BIGGEST AND BLACKEST MOOSE IN THE WORLD◇THERE, STANDING KNEE-DEEP IN THE WATER, WAS THE BIGGEST AND BLACKEST MOOSE IN THE WORLDTHE BOY SCOUTS BOOK OF CAMPFIRE STORIESEDITED WITH INTRODUCTION AND NOTES BYFRANKLIN K. MATHIEWS →
