| "Charles Livingston Bull was the premier wildlife artist of his time in America, perhaps the best of his kind in the world..." |
| ILLUSTRATIONS | |
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| Beside him, shivering and whimpering, were two wolf cubs | Frontis. |
| Og squatted down close at hand and watched them | 48 |
| The pack stopped. Og and his fire arrested them | 56 |
| Og beheld in the lower branches three big forms | 64 |
| The great creature carried him as easily as Og would have carried a young goat | 76 |
| It was trying to trace the direction of an odor | 94 |
| The boulder, with a crunching noise, came out of its insecure resting place | 100 |
| Then be proceeded with his skinning, while the wolf cubs looked silently on | 102 |
| Great bats, almost as big as Og himself | 138 |
| The huge serpent raised its head and shining neck aloft and glared about the cavern | 142 |
Beside him, shivering and whimpering,
were two wolf cubs. [frontispiece]
Og squatted down close at hand and watched them. [p.48]
The pack stopped. Og and his fire arrested them. [p.56]
Og beheld in the lower branches three big forms. [p.64]
The great creature carried him as easily as Og would have carried a young goat. [p. 76]
It was trying to trace the direction of an odor. [p.94]
The bowlder, with a crunching noise,
came out of its insecure resting place. [p.100]
Then he proceeded with his skinning,
while the wolf cubs looked silently on. [p.102]
Great bats, almost as big as Og himself. [p.138]
The huge serpent raised its head and shining neck aloft and glared about the cavern. [p.142]