Everywhere
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I. | Little Upsidaisi | [1] |
| II. | Jagg, the Skootaway Goat | [22] |
| III. | Snoof | [51] |
| IV. | Kitchi-Kitchi | [82] |
| V. | Jim Crow | [108] |
| VI. | Hoop-La | [136] |
| VII. | Jenny Ragtail | [168] |
| VIII. | Hoot-Mon | [198] |
| IX. | Appendix | [225] |
ILLUSTRATIONS
| PAGE | |
| “She made them gallop around an imaginary ring” | [Frontispiece] |
| “Instinctively, I followed them” | [20] |
| “There was something very human in the grateful look he gave me just before closing his eyes” | [36] |
| “Her little hand rested confidingly in his great paw” | [68] |
| “She arrived on the fair, open page of my observation ledger, sooty, panting, but thoroughly happy” | [94] |
| “Put the crotch under his wing, and with this improvised crutch, went back to the cabin” | [116] |
| “Hoop-La sat beside me, with her hands on her sides, rocking and swaying in a spasm of merriment” | [154] |
| “In plain sight of the whole school, punished him severely with a lady’s slipper” | [186] |
| “Coquetting like lovers on a moonlight night” | [204] |
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Although practically all the Nature Books of recent years have been carefully studied in order to gather material for this volume, the author desires to make grateful acknowledgment of her indebtedness to the following works, which have proved particularly helpful and suggestive: