Edward S. Ellis MEGAPACK

Edward Sylvester Ellis (1840 - 1916) was an American teacher, school administrator, journalist, and the author of hundreds of books and magazine articles under his own name and a number of pseudonyms. Notable fiction stories by Ellis include "The Huge Hunter; or, The Steam Man of the Prairies" and the "Deerfoot" novels, which were read widely by boys until the 1950s. A word to the sensitive: The 19th and early 20th century used language differently than we do, and characters in these stories sometime use terms which might be considered mild racial slurs today, but not at the time the stories were written. If you are upset by terms such as "redskins" for Native Americans, this is not the right ebook for you. However, if you can look beyond such things, you will find this to be an entertaining, enjoyable set of adventure stories. (And you'll learn a lot about tying knots!) THE JUNGLE FUGITIVES LOST IN THE WOODS IN THE NICK OF TIME LOST IN THE SOUTH SEA AN UNPLEASANT COMPANION A STIRRING INCIDENT CYCLONES AND TORNADOES LOST IN A BLIZZARD THROWING THE RIATA A WATERSPOUT AN HEROIC WOMAN THE WRITING FOUND IN A BOTTLE THAT HORNET'S NEST A YOUNG HERO OVERREACHED A BATTLE IN THE AIR WHO SHALL EXPLAIN IT? A FOOL OR A GENIUS THE GREAT CATTLE TRAIL TWO BOYS IN WYOMING THE RANGER THE HUGE HUNTER ADRIFT IN THE WILDS ADRIFT ON THE PACIFIC BILL BIDDON, TRAPPER BLAZING ARROW THE BOY PATRIOT BRAVE TOM THE CAMPERS OUT CAMP-FIRE AND WIGWAM FOOTPRINTS IN THE FOREST THE HUNTERS OF THE OZARK DEERFOOT IN THE MOUNTAINS IN THE PECOS COUNTRY THE CAVE IN THE MOUNTAIN THE BOY PATROL ON GUARD THE BOY PATROL AROUND THE COUNCIL FIRE