The Ledge on Bald Face
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"The great dog shook his victim as a terrier shakes a rat." (Page 253.)
"The great dog shook his victim like a terrier shakes a rat" . . . Frontispiece
"He was thrown off his balance and shouldered clean over the brink"
"Then he spread his wings wide and let go"
"He flung his arms about Jim's shaggy neck and buried his face in the wet fur"
"'You keep right back, boys,' commanded the Deputy in a voice of steel"
"The door was flung open, and Black Dan with his hands held up, stalked forth into the moonlight"
"He drew a long knife ... and slipped behind the canoe"
"In the meantime, Jim, travelling at a speed that the fugitive could not hope to rival, had come to the right spot"
I THE LEDGE ON BALD FACE
The Ledge on Bald Face
"He was thrown off his balance and shouldered clean over the brink."
II THE EAGLE
The Eagle
"Then he spread his wings wide and let go."
III COCK-CROW
Cock-Crow
IV THE MORNING OF THE SILVER FROST
The Morning of the Silver Frost
V JIM, THE BACKWOODS POLICE DOG
How Woolly Billy Came to Brine's Rip
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"He flung his arms about Jim's shaggy neck and buried his face in the wet fur."
II. The Book Agent and the Buckskin Belt
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"'You keep right back, boys,' commanded the Deputy in a voice of steel."
III. The Hole in the Tree
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IV. The Trail of the Bear
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"The door was flung open, and Black Dan, with his hands held up, stalked forth into the moonlight."
V. The Fire at Brine's Rip Mills
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"He drew a long knife ... and slipped behind the canoe."
VI. The Man with the Dancing Bear
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"In the meantime, Jim, travelling at a speed that the fugitive could not hope to rival, had come to the right spot."
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