The full-page subjects from drawings by Arthur
Heming. The head- and tail-pieces from
drawings by J. S. Gordon | FACING | | Shag carried the Dog-wolf on his back | Title | | | | "Lying on my back as though I were dead, I | | held my tail straight up" | 6 | | | | "I am no Wolf, Shag; I am A'tim, which | | meaneth a Dog in the talk of the Crees" | 10 | | | | One after another they hurtled into the | | slaughter-pen of the Blood Indians' corral | 36 | | | | Muskwa had A'tim in his long-clawed grasp | 66 | | | | "Steady, Dog-Wolf, steady," admonished | | Shag, "this is a friend of mine" | 78 | | | | "Oh, don't mention it!" exclaimed the Wolf; | | | "no doubt we shall find something for | | | dinner, presently" | 114 | | | | "Thou art a traitor, and a great liar," said | | | the Bull | 136 |
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