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| “A squaw darted forward, . . . and, seizing hold of Roger, looked eagerly in his face” (See [page 335]) | [Frontispiece] |
| “Once even Dick’s best work could not prevent the dugout from turning partly, so as to expose a side to the wind” | [39] |
| “At the edge of the woods they stopped their horses, and turned in the saddle to wave a farewell” | [74] |
| “When the thunder stopped booming for a few seconds they could hear the roar of those countless hoofs behind them” | [155] |
| “With the sharp crash of the gun the great gray body of the crouching beast flew upward” | [217] |
| “Captain Lewis and Captain Clark . . . were pleased to welcome Dick and Roger” | [264] |
