The marvellous country, or, Three years in Arizona and New Mexico.: Containing an authentic history of this wonderful country and its ancient civilization ... together with a full and complete history of the Apache tribe of Indians .../ By Samuel Woodworth Cozzens. Illustrated by more than one hundred engravings.

THE DOCTORiS STORY.
we are to remain here ten days longer, I fear we shall
have more trouble with him."
'Not a bit of it," cheerily replied the doctor. "Jimmy's heart is still sore, and he's not likely to fall in love
again, for the present, at least. Do you know that I believe
he really had a strong fancy for that girl?. Never mind that,
however; it was a'touch and go' with you, old fellow,
last night. How's your arm this morning, and how do you
feel?"
"Sore I Tell me about it, doctor."
"Tell you about it? I wish I could. The first thing we
knew of your mishap, we saw you going down the face of
the bluff on your back, at a rate of speed that would have
put to shame old Pegasus himself, without even the compliment of notifying us of your intended trip. It was some
seconds before I comprehended the situation, and even then
we could neither of us do anything, and certainly never
expected to see you alive again.
"We listened, and heard you call from away down below
that you were'all right;' and then Don Rafael started off
like the wind, and almost before the old cacique or I had
had time to collect our senses, and think how we could render you any assistance, he was back with half a dozen Zunis
and some lariats. I declare I don't think he was gone five
minutes. When you think of the distance he was obliged to
travel to the pueblo and back, it seems incredible that he
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