Connie Morgan with the Mounted/Illustrations
Appearance
ILLUSTRATIONS
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“As Ick Far Applied a Rude Tourniquet, Connie Glanced up. A Face Leered over the Barricade and the Muzzle of an Old Smooth-bore Appeared” |
Frontispiece |
“It Was a New Experience for Connie, this Scow Travel among Floating Ice Cakes” |
13 |
“A Few Moments Later Two Dripping Figures Crawled Painfully out upon a Huge Cake of Ice” |
29 |
“In All the North there Was No Tracker like Ick Far” |
41 |
“With One Kick Connie Hurled the Blazing Torch full into the Face of the Stooping Medicine Man” |
57 |
“Constable Morgan and Sergeant McKeever Knew that Word of their Coming had Preceded them” |
73 |
“Crossing Swiftly to the Rack of Rifles, he Removed the Cartridges” |
87 |
“There, Close at Hand, Crouched Two Half-naked, Paint-smeared Moose-heads” |
113 |
“Dimly, before him, he could See the River. The Woman Tugged Frantically at the Heavy Scow, and the Little Boy Pushed and Pulled in a Vain Effort to Help his Mother” |
148 |
““Back up, there!” Cried Connie, and Stepping past the “Prospector,” he Secured the Gun” |
155 |
““That’s the Trouble with just Being a Boy,” Connie Explained to McDougall’s Big Leader. “The Others Get Real Work to Do, and I Got to Count a Lot of Greasy Indians”” |
175 |
“In an Open Space Two Men were Quartering the Carcass of a Cow Moose” |
277 |
““Your Reports Are too long, Peters,” Growled the Superintendent” |
291 |