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It is the 1790s at Lake Superior. Jean Havard and Ronald Kennedy work for the Northwest Fur Company. Jean meets an old friend, an Ojibwa Indian by the

name of Nangotook, who is indebted to Jean's father for a previous act of kindness. The boys mention how much they hate working for the fur company and

how they hate the tactics used to trick the Indians out of their furs.

The boys mention how much they would like to find gold so that Jean can help his father and so that Ronald, who is an orphan, has a means of support.

Nangotook tells a story about the Island of Yellow Sands, where gold can be found on the beach. Nangotook's grandfather has seen it, and Nangotook

believes he can find it. Nangotook agrees to lead the expedition to the island.

'The Island of Yellow Sands' by E. C. Brill

The boys face hardship during every step of their journey. Excellent progress is made at first, but multiple storms cause the loss of the boys' food and

Nangotook's canoe. A crude raft is built and the boys reach an island upon which they find suitable wood for a canoe. As the journey continues, the boys

lose their way in a thick fog. Even worse, an old enemy, Le Forgeron Tordu, appears to be following the boys. Will the boys ever reach their destination? Is

the Island of Yellow Sands merely a legend—or does it actually exist?

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