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| The butcher looked down at the funny face and saw the kindly motive under the exaggerated bluffness | Frontispiece |
| "Some of the men stood about; behind them two men sat on their horses, their elbows strapped to their bodies" | 32 |
| "I went to leeward and there found me bould Tad launchin' the little dingy" | 64 |
| The black scout jumps on Bill's back and digs his heels in his side | 120 |
| "'Tis the devil-fish!" screamed Bobby | 140 |
| "But before he could lite on her with his knife, I hopped out of my close-pen into the cañon" | 204 |
| He woke and gave a low cry. Some one was sitting on his bed | 224 |
| "For a second it left off rainin' sand, and there was a typhoon of mud and spray" | 272 |
I.—The Great Big Man[A]