Paul Bunyan, the work giant
Publisher: Binfords and Mort
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Portland, Or
Language: eng
Subjects: Legends; Juvenile literature; Tall tales; Loggers; Juvenile fiction
Description: Paul Bunyan came to the North Woods -- Paul begins to make geography -- Paul Bunyan invented logging and staked his claim -- Paul Bunyan cleared the land for his camp -- Paul Bunyan invented the stump puller -- Paul invented the breaking plow -- Paul Bunyan planned his shanties -- Paul Bunyan built his shanties -- The big blue ox destroyed good white pine -- Brimstone Bill, the bull whacker -- Big Swede Ole, the blacksmith -- The bull cook -- The bull cook's waking-up tune -- Paul Bunyan's cook shanty on the Big Onion -- Big Joe Muffrau, the head cook, and his dinner horn -- Big Joe Muffrau invented flapjacks -- Big Swede Ole invented the hole-in-the-doughnut -- Pinkeye Martin, the wood boy, used the buckskin harness first -- The riverpigs used the buckskin harness next -- The Round River drive -- Paul Bunyan built the big saw mill -- The big blue ox made the Mississippi River -- Paul Bunyan invented the rotary well digger and dug the artesian well -- The seven ax-men from the Bay Chaleur country -- Paul Bunyan's grindstone and the little chore boy -- Paul Bunyan's daughter Teeny -- Lucy, the camp cow -- Benny, the little blue ox -- Sport, the reversible dog -- Paul Bunyan sent for the Swede sawyers and logged off Minnesota -- The down cutter -- Chris Crosshaul's worst mistake -- Shot Gunderson and the land-locked logs, also Sourdough Sam -- Pyramid Forty -- Red Charley kept the company store -- The big loggers turned to stunts -- Paul Bunyan invented the Deacon Seat -- What Paul Bunyan did when the boys lost interest in plain logging -- Paul Bunyan goes west.
Table of contents: title: Paul Bunyan came to the North Woods; title: Paul begins to make geography; title: Paul Bunyan invented logging and staked his claim; title: Paul Bunyan cleared the land for his camp; title: Paul Bunyan invented the stump puller; title: Paul invented the breaking plow; title: Paul Bunyan planned his shanties; title: Paul Bunyan built his shanties; title: The big blue ox destroyed good white pine; title: Brimstone Bill, the bull whacker; title: Big Swede Ole, the blacksmith; title: The bull cook; title: The bull cook's waking-up tune; title: Paul Bunyan's cook shanty on the Big Onion; title: Big Joe Muffrau, the head cook, and his dinner horn; title: Big Joe Muffrau invented flapjacks; title: Big Swede Ole invented the hole-in-the-doughnut; title: Pinkeye Martin, the wood boy, used the buckskin harness first; title: The riverpigs used the buckskin harness next; title: The Round River drive; title: Paul Bunyan built the big saw mill; title: The big blue ox made the Mississippi River; title: Paul Bunyan invented the rotary well digger and dug the artesian well; title: The seven ax-men from the Bay Chaleur country; title: Paul Bunyan's grindstone and the little chore boy; title: Paul Bunyan's daughter Teeny; title: Lucy, the camp cow; title: Benny, the little blue ox; title: Sport, the reversible dog; title: Paul Bunyan sent for the Swede sawyers and logged off Minnesota; title: The down cutter; title: Chris Crosshaul's worst mistake; title: Shot Gunderson and the land-locked logs, also Sourdough Sam; title: Pyramid Forty; title: Red Charley kept the company store; title: The big loggers turned to stunts; title: Paul Bunyan invented the Deacon Seat; title: What Paul Bunyan did when the boys lost interest in plain logging; title: Paul Bunyan goes west.