The Hunted OutlawTHE HUNTED OUTLAWReading editionChapter navigation40 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE HUNTED OUTLAWDONALD MORRISON, THE CANADIAN ROB ROYPROLOGUE.Chapter IChapter II · DONALD MORRISON APPEARS ON THE SCENE.Chapter III · A LITTLE GIRL WITH YELLOW HAIR.Chapter IV · "MINNIE, MINNIE," SHE SAID, "I MUST GUARD MY SECRET."Chapter V · LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM.Chapter VI · "SUCH PARTINGS AS CRUSH THE LIFE OUT OF YOUNG HEARTS."Chapter VII · "TO THE WEST, TO THE WEST, THE LAND OF THE FREE."Chapter VIII · HARD TIMES AT HOME.Chapter IXChapter X · "BE IT EVER SO HUMBLE, THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME."Chapter XI · "THE PRIDE OF THE VILLAGE."Chapter XII · MODEST, SIMPLE, SWEET.Chapter XIII · A LETTER FROM DONALD.Chapter XIV · THE BEGINNING OF THE TROUBLE.Chapter XV · A SHOT IN THE DARKNESS.Chapter XVI · "BURNT A HOLE IN THE NIGHT."This was the second act in the drama.Chapter XVIII · HE THOUGHT OF HIS WIFE AND FAMILY, AND HE RETURNED TO SHERBROOKE.Chapter XIX · THE TRAGEDY.Chapter XX · AFTERWARDS.Chapter XXI · THE BLOW FALLS.Chapter XXII · WHAT WAS DONALD ABOUT.Chapter XXIII · ACTION OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT.—FIVE OFFICERS SENT TO MEGANTIC.Chapter XXIV · TELLS HOW THE CONSTABLES ENJOYED THEMSELVES.Chapter XXV · PROOF AGAINST BRIBES!Chapter XXVI · THE REWARD FAILS.Chapter XXVIIChapter XXVIII · THE HUNTED OUTLAW.Chapter XXIX · DONALD IN THE WOODS OF MEGANTIC.Chapter XXX · SECOND WEEK OF THE SEARCH—MAJOR DUGAS BECOMES SEVERE.Chapter XXXI · "MANY WATERS CANNOT QUENCH LOVE."Chapter XXXII · MAJOR DUGAS MEETS THE OUTLAW FACE TO FACE—A UNIQUE INTERVIEW.Chapter XXXIII · THE EXPEDITION IS BROKEN UP.Chapter XXXIV · CARPENTER ON THE SCENT—A NARROW ESCAPE.Chapter XXXV · ANOTHER TRUCE ASKED FOR.Chapter XXXVI · SHOTS IN THE DARKNESS—DONALD IS CAPTURED.CONCLUSION.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →DONALD MORRISON, THE CANADIAN ROB ROYAll chapters and sections (40)Other sectionsTHE HUNTED OUTLAWDONALD MORRISON, THE CANADIAN ROB ROYPROLOGUE.Chapters12345678910111213141516Other sectionsThis was the second act in the drama.Chapters18192021222324252627282930313233343536Other sectionsCONCLUSION.ORDONALD MORRISON, THE CANADIAN ROB ROY →