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- Capt. Chas. King, -- Frontispiece
- He drew Little Nell close to Him, -- opp. p. 14
- Manuelito was shuffling about the Fire Apparently doing Nothing, -- opp. p. 35
- "Where's Manuelito?" -- opp. p. 40
- His First Duty seemed to be to get the Provisions from the Wagon, -- opp. p. 44
- "Jim, Old Boy, We've got to pull Together To-night," -- opp. p. 48
- "My God! There's not a Living Soul in Sight," -- opp. p. 61
- Bending Down He raised Her in His Strong Arms, -- opp. p. 77
- Away He flew at Full Speed, -- opp. p. 90
- The Two Men set to work to build Their Breastwork, -- opp. p. 98
- Nellie, clinging to Her Nurse, was terrified by the Sounds, -- opp. p. 106
- The Poor Devil was now seated, Bound and Helpless, on a Rock by the Roadside, -- opp. p. 112
- "That's what Jim took for an Apache," -- opp. p. 130
- One Vehement Kick and Curse He gave Him, -- opp. p. 142
- With One Backward Look He staggered Wearily on, -- opp. p. 154
- "My God! What can have happened? It's Captain Gwynne?" -- opp. p. 158
- Evidently the One Who was shot was a Man of Some Prominence among Them—Possibly a Chief, -- opp. p. 168
- All of a Sudden a Black Shadow rushed through the Air, -- opp. p. 180
- "Down With these Stones, Now!" -- opp. p. 188
- The Bullet of the Little Ballard had taken Him just under the Eye, -- opp. p. 190
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