The House of the Deer
By: [by] D. E. Stevenson.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Publisher: Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 208
Table of contents: title: Which introduces Sir Walter MacCallum and his family; title: In which various matters are discussed and planned; title: In which an inoffensive gentleman airs his views; title: Which tells of a rendez-vous at Ardfalloch Inn; title: Tells of Gerald's arrival at the House of the Deer; title: In which a young man is dumbfounded; title: Which concerns itself with four good companions; title: Which describes the slaying of a stag; title: Introduces another guest at the House of the Deer; title: In which Donny becomes communicative; title: Which concerns a shopping expedition; title: In which Gerald makes new friends; title: In which Gerald relates a true story; title: Which describes a picnic by the river; title: Is conversational; title: Is confidential; title: In which Colin lays his plans; title: Which describes the stalking of the hummel; title: In which Mac boils over; title: Is concerned with a serious enquiry; title: In which Mac is offered advice; title: Is concerned with the arrival of a letter; title: Describes a man-hunt over the hills; title: In which are recorded Gerald's adventures at the Horseman's Inn; title: In which an invalid receives visitors; title: Which tells how Phil carried out her idea; title: Tells how Mac solved all the problems