[Gutenberg 35513] • The Ledge on Bald Face by Roberts, Sir Charles G.D. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

"He was thrown off his balance and shouldered clean over the brink"

I THE LEDGE ON BALD FACE

The Ledge on Bald Face

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

I II III "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

I II III "'You keep right back, boys,' commanded the Deputy in a voice of steel."

III. The Hole in the Tree

I II III

IV. The Trail of the Bear

I II "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

I II III "He drew a long knife ... and slipped behind the canoe."

VI. The Man with the Dancing Bear

I II "In the meantime, Jim, travelling at a speed that the fugitive could not hope to rival, had come to the right spot."