In this Book the designs for cover, title-page, and general make-up
were done by Grace Gallatin Seton.
List of Full-Page Drawings
"The pony bounded in terror while the Grizzly ran almost alongside"
"Jack ate till his paunch looked like a rubber balloon"
"'Honey--Jacky--honey'"
"Jack ... held up his sticky, greasy arms"
The Thirty-foot Bear
"'Now, B'ar, I don't want no scrap with you'"
"Rumbling and snorting, he made for the friendly hills"
Monarch
List of The Chapters
I. The Two Springs
II. The Springs and the Miner's Dam
III. The Trout Pool
IV. The Stream that Sank in the Sand
V. The River Held in the Foothills
VI. The Broken Dam
VII. The Freshet
VIII. Roaring in the Canon
IX. Fire and Water
X. The Eddy
XI. The Ford
XII. Swirl and Pool and Growing Flood
XIII. The Deepening Channel
XIV. The Cataract
XV. The Foaming Flood
XVI. Landlocked
FOREWORD
The story of Monarch is founded on material gathered from many sources
as well as from personal experience, and the Bear is of necessity a
composite. The great Grizzly Monarch, still pacing his prison floor at
the Golden Gate Park, is the central fact of the tale.
In telling it I have taken two liberties that I conceive to be proper
in a story of this sort.
First, I have selected for my hero an unusual individual.
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