| The Hermit And Pal Took Many a Trip Into the Forest. | Frontispiece |
| Slowly it advanced, its body almost brushing the snow | 15 |
| And then occurred a memorable battle | 33 |
| Pal stopped, clearly astonished | 45 |
| As if carved from the rock the big moose stood | 49 |
| The Hermit took the one chance that presented itself | 59 |
| The dam, when finished, was a work worthy of a trained engineer | 67 |
| A full grown fox stood motionless in the sunlight, a rabbit hanging limply from her jaws | 83 |
| The big frog was flipped out upon the bank | 97 |
| Ringtail had heard the agonized cry of his playmate | 119 |
| He crouched upon a branch, glaring down at the animated leaf-pile | 131 |
| The hawk dropped like a thunderbolt and caught him in its talons | 143 |
| Instantly the fawn thrust out his delicate muzzle and licked the outstretched hand | 154 |
| Both glared but refused to let go | 175 |
| The Other Cub Forgot Her Fear And Demanded Her Sugar Lump. | 188 |
| High on his rocky ledge he lifted his muzzle to the moon | 205 |
