PAGE [The Animal Story][1][a] 15 [The Moonlight Trails] 33 [The Lord of the Air] 55 [Wild Motherhood] 93 [The Homesickness of Kehonka] 117 [Savoury Meats] 143 [The Boy and Hushwing] 159 [A Treason of Nature] 181 [The Haunter of the Pine Gloom] 199 [The Watchers of the Camp-Fire] 241 [When Twilight Falls on the Stump Lots] 273 [The King of the Mamozekel] 287 [In Panoply of Spears] 349
[1]Included by permission of the University Society
A List of the Full-Page Drawings in the Book
PAGE [The Animal Story] 13 [“The sniffings of the baffled bear or tiger”] 17 [“The inscrutable eyes of all the cats”] 25 [The Moonlight Trails] 31 [“All the players were motionless, with ears one way”] 37 [“It was beyond his reach”] 49 [The Lord of the Air] 53 [“He saw his wide-winged mate, too, leave the nest”] 57 [“Holding the fish firmly in the clutch of one great talon”] 65 [“Helplessly intertangled in the meshes”] 79 [“They flocked blackly about with vituperative malice”] 83 [Wild Motherhood] 91 [“Led his herd off northward”] 95 [“Stood for a moment to sniff the air”] 99 [“Around its rim circled the wary mother”] 105 [The Homesickness of Kehonka] 115 [“He would stand motionless, his compact, glossy head high in air”] 125 [“Fell with a great splash into the channel of the Tantramar”] 133 [“The discourager of quests darted stealthily forth”] 137 [Savoury Meats] 141 [“Two green eyes, close to the ground”] 153 [The Boy and Hushwing] 157 [“He struck the empty air”] 165 [“Settled himself, much disconcerted, on the back of an old haircloth sofa”] 171 [A Treason of Nature] 179 [“He gave answer at once to the summons”] 187 [“Started in mad haste down the shore”] 189 [“He dug his claws deeper into the bark, and bared his fangs thirstily”] 191 [The Haunter of the Pine Gloom] 197 [“The big beast little imagined himself observed”] 203 [“A great lynx landed on the log”] 207 [“Presently the lucifee arose and began creeping stealthily closer”] 213 [“A silent gray thunderbolt fell upon him”] 217 [“Yawned hugely, and stretched herself like a cat”] 223 [“Mounted the carcass with an air of lordship”] 229 [The Watchers of the Camp-Fire] 239 [“His big, spreading paws carried him over its surface as if he had been shod with snow-shoes”] 243 [“He pushed the ball again, very, very delicately”] 249 [“Stole noiselessly toward the shining lovely thing”] 259 [When Twilight Falls on the Stump Lots] 271 [“She struggled straight toward the den that held her young”] 281 [The King of the Mamozekel] 285 [“The calf stood close by, watching with interest”] 293 [“The mother mallard would float amid her brood”] 301 [“But they fell short of their intended mark”] 309 [“Thick piled the snows about the little herd”] 319 [“Was off through the underbrush in ignominious flight”] 335 [“It was fear itself that he was wiping out”] 343 [In Panoply of Spears] 347 [“The bear eyed him for some moments”] 353 [“A weasel glided noiselessly up to the door of the den”] 369
