Billy Topsail & Company: A Story for Boys

by Norman Duncan

Young Jimmie Grimm began life at Buccaneer Cove of the Labrador. It was a poor place to begin, of course; but Jimmie had had nothing to do with that. It was by Tog, with the eager help of two hungry gray wolves, that he was taught to take care of the life into which, much to his surprise, he had been ushered. Tog was a dog with a bad name; and everybody knows that a dog with a bad name should be hanged forthwith. It should have happened to Tog. At best he was a wolfish beast. His father was a wolf; and in the end Tog was as lean and savage and cunningly treacherous as any wolf of the gray forest packs. When he had done with Jimmie Grimm--and when Jimmie Grimm's father had done with Tog--Jimmie Grimm had learned a lesson that he never could recall without a gasp and a quick little shudder.

104 pages, Paperback

Published January 24, 2015

About the author

Norman Duncan was an author, journalist and educator.