Glen of the High North By: H. A. (Hiram Alfred) Cody (1872-1948)
In "Glen of the High North" by H. A. Cody, readers are transported to the breathtaking landscapes of the Canadian wilderness. The author crafts a tale that blends adventure, romance, and the triumph of the human spirit against insurmountable odds. Set against the backdrop of the Yukon Gold Rush, the story follows Glen, a young prospector who embarks on a perilous journey into the unforgiving territory of the high north. As he navigates through treacherous landscapes, encounters wild animals, and faces ruthless competitors, Glen's determination and resilience are put to the test. H. A. Cody's vivid descriptions bring the untamed beauty of the Canadian wilderness to life. From the snow-covered mountains to the frozen rivers, readers can feel the biting cold and hear the haunting calls of the wild. The author's attention to detail is masterful, painting a vivid picture in the reader's mind and immersing them in the harsh realities of survival. While the plot emphasizes the challenges of life in the wilderness, Cody does not neglect the human element. Glen's encounters with various characters – from fellow prospectors to indigenous peoples – add depth to the story. These interactions offer glimpses into the cultural diversity and conflicts of the era, enriching the overall narrative. The romance subplot in the novel adds a layer of warmth amidst the cold and unforgiving setting. Glen's blossoming relationship with a young woman he meets in the Yukon provides a respite from the harsh realities of the gold rush. Their love story becomes a beacon of hope, reminding readers that even in the harshest of environments, human connection can thrive. While "Glen of the High North" is a gripping adventure tale, it also tackles deeper themes such as the pursuit of dreams, the indomitable spirit of the human soul, and the price one must pay for success. Through Glen's journey of self-discovery, readers are invited to reflect on their own aspirations and the sacrifices they may need to make to achieve them. Though written over a century ago, H. A. Cody's narrative style retains its charm and captivates modern readers. The pacing of the story keeps the reader engaged, escalating the tension as Glen confronts numerous obstacles. The author's attention to historical accuracy is commendable, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the world of the gold rush. In "Glen of the High North," H. A. Cody weaves a tale of adventure, love, and the human spirit's triumph over adversity. This novel is a must-read for those seeking an escape into a bygone era, filled with breathtaking beauty and captivating storytelling. First Page: E text prepared by Al Haines GLEN OF THE HIGH NORTH by H. A. CODY Author of "The Frontiersman," "The Lost Patrol," "The Chief of the Ranges," "The Touch of Abner," etc. McClelland and Stewart Publishers : : : Toronto George H. Doran Company 1920 To ALL TRUE MEN AND WOMEN Of the Outer Trails of the Yukon, Where for Years the Author Lived and Travelled, This Book is Affectionately Dedicated. CONTENTS I ONE FLEETING VISION II WHEN THE FOG BANK LIFTED III A BIG BLAZIN' LAUGH IV BEYOND THE GREAT WHITE PASS V COMRADES OP THE TRAIL VI A SHOT THAT TOLD VII BOTTLES WILL DO VIII LOVE VERSUS GOLD IX THE OUTER TRAIL X ADRIFT IN THE WILDERNESS XI INTO THE GREAT UNKNOWN XII THE GIRL OF GLEN WEST XIII WHEN THE STORM BURST XIV ANOTHER PRISONER XV JIM WESTON XVI THE ORDEAL XVII MAN TO MAN XVIII THE PREPARED ROOM XIX THE TURN OF EVENTS XX A SHOT FROM THE GOLDEN CREST XXI THE PLOTTERS XXII THE CABIN IN THE HILLS XXIII AT THE REVOLVER'S POINT XXIV WHEN THE RIFLES CRACKED XXV BY THE INLAND LAKE XXVI THROUGH THE STORM XXVII IN THE TOILS XXVIII HELP FROM THE HILLS XXIX THE OLD TRUE STORY XXX THE UNMASKING XXXI OUTWARD BOUND "Something lost beyond the Ranges, Lost; and calling to you... Continue reading book >>

Glen of the High North By: H. A. (Hiram Alfred) Cody (1872-1948)

In "Glen of the High North" by H. A. Cody, readers are transported to the breathtaking landscapes of the Canadian wilderness. The author crafts a tale that blends adventure, romance, and the triumph of the human spirit against insurmountable odds.

Set against the backdrop of the Yukon Gold Rush, the story follows Glen, a young prospector who embarks on a perilous journey into the unforgiving territory of the high north. As he navigates through treacherous landscapes, encounters wild animals, and faces ruthless competitors, Glen's determination and resilience are put to the test.

H. A. Cody's vivid descriptions bring the untamed beauty of the Canadian wilderness to life. From the snow-covered mountains to the frozen rivers, readers can feel the biting cold and hear the haunting calls of the wild. The author's attention to detail is masterful, painting a vivid picture in the reader's mind and immersing them in the harsh realities of survival.

While the plot emphasizes the challenges of life in the wilderness, Cody does not neglect the human element. Glen's encounters with various characters – from fellow prospectors to indigenous peoples – add depth to the story. These interactions offer glimpses into the cultural diversity and conflicts of the era, enriching the overall narrative.

The romance subplot in the novel adds a layer of warmth amidst the cold and unforgiving setting. Glen's blossoming relationship with a young woman he meets in the Yukon provides a respite from the harsh realities of the gold rush. Their love story becomes a beacon of hope, reminding readers that even in the harshest of environments, human connection can thrive.

While "Glen of the High North" is a gripping adventure tale, it also tackles deeper themes such as the pursuit of dreams, the indomitable spirit of the human soul, and the price one must pay for success. Through Glen's journey of self-discovery, readers are invited to reflect on their own aspirations and the sacrifices they may need to make to achieve them.

Though written over a century ago, H. A. Cody's narrative style retains its charm and captivates modern readers. The pacing of the story keeps the reader engaged, escalating the tension as Glen confronts numerous obstacles. The author's attention to historical accuracy is commendable, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the world of the gold rush.

In "Glen of the High North," H. A. Cody weaves a tale of adventure, love, and the human spirit's triumph over adversity. This novel is a must-read for those seeking an escape into a bygone era, filled with breathtaking beauty and captivating storytelling.

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GLEN OF THE HIGH NORTH

H. A. CODY

Author of "The Frontiersman," "The Lost Patrol," "The Chief of the Ranges," "The Touch of Abner," etc.

McClelland and Stewart Publishers : : : Toronto George H. Doran Company

1920

ALL TRUE MEN AND WOMEN

Of the Outer Trails of the Yukon,

Where for Years the Author Lived and Travelled,

This Book is Affectionately Dedicated.

CONTENTS

I ONE FLEETING VISION II WHEN THE FOG BANK LIFTED III A BIG BLAZIN' LAUGH IV BEYOND THE GREAT WHITE PASS V COMRADES OP THE TRAIL VI A SHOT THAT TOLD VII BOTTLES WILL DO VIII LOVE VERSUS GOLD IX THE OUTER TRAIL X ADRIFT IN THE WILDERNESS XI INTO THE GREAT UNKNOWN XII THE GIRL OF GLEN WEST XIII WHEN THE STORM BURST XIV ANOTHER PRISONER XV JIM WESTON XVI THE ORDEAL XVII MAN TO MAN XVIII THE PREPARED ROOM XIX THE TURN OF EVENTS XX A SHOT FROM THE GOLDEN CREST XXI THE PLOTTERS XXII THE CABIN IN THE HILLS XXIII AT THE REVOLVER'S POINT XXIV WHEN THE RIFLES CRACKED XXV BY THE INLAND LAKE XXVI THROUGH THE STORM XXVII IN THE TOILS XXVIII HELP FROM THE HILLS XXIX THE OLD TRUE STORY XXX THE UNMASKING XXXI OUTWARD BOUND

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