The Watchers of the Plains (Original Illustrations and Text)

(From the first page) A solitary hut, dismal, rectangular, stands on the north bank of the White River. Decay has long been at work upon it, yet it is still weather-proof. It was built long before planks were used in the Bad Lands of Dakota. It was built by hands that aimed only at strength and durability, caring nothing for appearances. Thus it has survived where a lighter construction must long since have been demolished.

This book is an exact, high-definition copy of the ???? print version of the book. Unlike other e-copies of the book, it is not a transcription, which may be full of typographic errors.

"Exact" means that if the print version has any inscriptions or previous owner's name in the front of the book, so, too, will this e-book; blank pages that often separate chapters will be left in; and, any pages that may have a folded corner or other, similar factor will be present, too.

In other words, no changes have been made to either the illustrations or the text.