The Jungle Trail
The Jungle Trail
Author of "Two Bad Men," "Captain Fly-By-Night," "Wild Norene," etc., etc.
PROBABLY most of you remember "Captain Fly-By-Night" (All-Story Weekly, May 27 to June 24, 1916), that thrilling story of California in the early days when Spanish rule held sway. In this present story Mr. McCulley takes us even further back into the dim, romantic, and adventurous past; back to the days of Vasco Nunez de Balboa, the hardy discoverer of the Pacific Ocean, and his gallant little band of tattered but unconquerable heroes; to Panama in 1513 at the very beginning of Spanish rule. Although shorter in length, it is in every way a worthy successor to the previous story; as rich in romance, adventure, and tense, gripping interest, and even richer in vivid color and charming characterization.—The Editor.
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