St George Rathborne: 10 books

Experience the exhilarating pleasure of life in the great outdoors without leaving the comfort of home. In Rocky Mountain Boys: Camping in the Big Game Country, author St. George Rathborne spins a rip-roaring yarn about a group of intrepid youngsters who set out for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure -- and learn some vitally important life lessons along the way.

“Wake up everybody! Boarders ahoy! Hey! Something’s after our grub! Hurry up, or we’ll be cleaned out!” There was an upheaval of blankets in the lone tent that stood on the bank of a Michigan stream; then three boys came crawling every-which-way out, without more than a hazy idea as to what they were doing.

COMRADES OF THE TRAIL "We must be pretty nearly there now, Tom, I take it!" "I reckon we'll sight the dugout inside of half an hour or so, Felix; if the description, and the little chart old Sol Ten Eyck gave me, are correct." "Well, I'll sure be glad when we arrive, because this pack is getting heavier,...

A PLUNGE DOWN THE RAPIDS. Kneeling in a "bullboat," fashioned from the skin of an animal, and wielding a paddle with the dexterity only to be attained after years of practice in canoeing, a sturdily-built and thoroughly bronzed Canadian lad glanced ever and anon back along the course over...

PERHAPS LOVERS ONCE, STRANGERS NOW. ALAS! FOR THE GAME THAT FAILED TO WORK. AT DAGGERS' POINTS. MILLIONS MAY NOT PURCHASE LOVE. RODERIC'S REPENTANCE. ON THE BORDERS OF PARADISE. THE SWORD DUEL IN THE EAST INDIAN BUNGALOW. "ADIOS, BELOVED!" DOWN THE IRISH COAST. FOR ONE NIGHT AT THE AZORES. THE LADY...

A little party of tourists might be seen one lovely day in January, on the hill back of the city of Valetta, on that gem of Mediterranean islands, Great Britain's Malta. The air is as clear as a bell, and the scene is certainly one to charm the senses, with the blue Mediterranean, dotted with sails,...

A momentous sea-voyage undertaken by two ambitious boys has been narrated in this work. Out on the sea in order to search for a missing house boat, the boys travel down the Mississippi river and encounter the wildest adventures. Engrossing!

The genial summer sun had long since dropped behind the Irish hills, and the glowing lights of old Dublin were set like rare jewels upon the dark bosom of mother earth when Roderic Owen, with a fragrant cigar between his teeth, walked to and fro under the shadow of Nelson's column in historic Sackville...