The Popular Magazine/Volume 58/Number 4/The Implacable Friend
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The Implacable Friend
Author of “The Young Barbarian,” “Santa Claws,” Etc.
We would all be lucky to have a friend implacable in Bruce Waring's manner. There is more than a fine “yarn” of Alaskan mining to this tale. It is also the story of the saving of a man from himself. Frederick Ticely, supersalesman, believed in making what you have to sell look as pretty as possible. Waring believed in making it look just what it was. Incidentally, if we were in the habit of putting a text to our stories, this one might well bear the ancient one about casting your bread upon the waters. Certainly Ticely's kindness to young Waring was repaid many times over.
(A Complete Novel)
- I. The Grubstaked Man 1
- II. “For the Gift Without the Giver Is Bare” 3
- III. Changing Horses in Midstream 5
- IV. In a Far Wilderness 7
- V. Chance Values of Greek Myths 10
- VI. Supersalesmanship 13
- VII. Gathering Way 16
- VIII. Waring Is Bewildered 18
- IX. Joan Asks Questions 20
- X. A Busy Calm Before the Storm 23
- XI. Consternation 27
- XII. The Nudge 29
- XIII. A Miners' Meeting 33
- XIV. During the Night 35
- XV. Joan Sinks the Red Canoe 38
- XVI. The Implacable Friend 40
- XVII. The Letter and the Spirit 42
- XVIII. Collins Corners Joan 44
- XIX. Waring Surprises Himself 47
- XX. Requital 50
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