By Frederic Dorr Steele and L. Maynard Dixon | By one desperate leap he shook himself clear. (Page 263.) | Frontispiece | | Facing Page | | There were many heavy wagons. | 6 | | For many weary months Skipper pulled that crazy cart. | 24 | | He would do his best to steady them down to the work. | 130 | | Then let him snake a truck down West Street. | 144 | | "Come, boy. Come, Pasha," insisted the man on the ground. | 266 | | Mr. Dave kept his seat in the saddle more by force of muscular habit than anything else. | 268 |
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