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The Demon Trapper of Umbagog: A Thrilling Tale of the Maine Forests

Chapter 32: IN PRESS.
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The narrative follows a city merchant whose involvement in smuggling and a gambling habit leads to financial ruin, prompting him and his wife to seek renewal in the Maine woods. Rural life, hunting and trapping expeditions, and frontier labor provide moral and practical tests for the family and their neighbors. Their son becomes a skilled woodsman, engaging in dangerous hunts, rescues, and a developing romance with an Indigenous chief's daughter, while a scheming antagonist from his past stirs conflict. Episodes of forest scenery, timber work, and spiritual allegory probe themes of vice, redemption, and the harsh intimacy of wilderness life.

COLUMBIAN LIBRARY.

NEW SERIES OF
CHOICE AMERICAN LITERATURE.


No. 1. A TRAGEDY OF THE MOUNTAINS. A. F. Hill. 390 pages.
2. AMOURS OF AARON BURR. Burdette. 438 pages.
3. TWO WHITE SLAVES. Peacocke. 366 pages.
4. DEATH-DEALING GOLD. Arthur. 352 pages.
5. A PEEP AT NEW YORK SOCIETY. By One of the Victims.
6. A FREEMAN IN BONDAGE. Northup. 336 pages.
7. MY MOTHER-IN-LAW. By Her Son-in-Law.
8. AN AMERICAN DON JUAN. By E. P. B.
9. IN THE ADIRONDACKS. Hammond. 340 pages.
10. THE DEMON TRAPPER OF UMBAGOG. Thompson. 360 pages.

IN PRESS.

AN AMERICAN HEROINE. Talmon.
THE MANIAC BRIDE. Arthur.
THE MYSTERY OF WOMAN. Arthur.
CONFESSIONS OF A MORMON BRIDE. Ward.
MARRIED, BUT UNLOVED. Arthur.
PARADISE OF WIT AND HUMOR. By a “Drummer.”


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