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From Drawings by Florence H. Laverock.
Оглавление| “THE BROAD RIVER, IN WHICH SHE HAD SPENT HER EARLY LIFE.” See p. 50 | Frontispiece. | |
| “AN OPPORTUNITY CAME, WHICH, HAD SHE BEEN POISED IN THE AIR, COULD SCARCELY HAVE BEEN MISSED.” | To face p. | 88 |
| “THE BIG TROUT, IN HIS TORPEDO-LIKE RUSH TO CUT OFF BRIGHTEYE FROM SURE REFUGE.” See p. 105 | ” ” | 104 |
| “SHE WAS HOLDING ONE OF HER OFFSPRING BY THE NECK, IN PREPARATION FOR FLIGHT.” See p. 139 | ” ” | 138 |
| “HE RETIRED TO A ROCKY FASTNESS ON THE WILD WEST COAST.” | ” ” | 238 |
| “WHEN THE EARLY AUTUMN MOON ROSE OVER THE CORN.” | ” ” | 290 |
| “HE CLIMBED FROM HIS DOORWAY, AND STOOD MOTIONLESS, WITH UPLIFTED NOSTRILS, INHALING EACH BREATH OF SCENT.” | ” ” | 364 |
| “AS HE MEASURED HIS FULL LENGTH AGAINST THE TREE.” See p. 419 | ” ” | 418 |
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