A Hotavilla Sybil 256 Navajo Mountain from the mouth of Segi Canyon 278 Rainbow Bridge Trail near Navajo Mountain 282 Crossing Bald Rock, on Rainbow Bridge Trail 284 Rainbow Bridge, Utah 286 Monument country, Rainbow Trail 294 Rainbow Bridge Trail 294 Entrance to the Canyon de Chelley 298 Quicksand; Canyon de Chelley 300 Near the entrance of Canyon de Chelley, Arizona 302 Cliff-dwellings, Canyon de Chelley, Arizona 304 Casa Blanca, Canyon de Chelley, Arizona 306 Navajo sheep-dipping at Shiprock 312 Cliff-dwellings, Mesa Verde Park, Colorado 316 Shoshones at sun dance, Fort Hall, Idaho 322 A Shoshone tepee, Fort Hall, Idaho 324 Camping near Yellowstone Park 328 Grand Canyon, Yellowstone Park 330 Glacier Park, Montana 332 Blackfeet Indians at Glacier Park, Montana 336 Two Medicine Lake, Glacier Park, Montana 344 Wrangling horses, Glacier Park, Montana 344 A Mormon irrigated village 354 The “Million Dollar” Mormon Temple at Cardston, Alberta, Canada 354 WESTWARD HOBOES CHAPTER I “WESTWARD HO!” Toby’s real name is Katharine. Her grandmother was a poet, her father is a scientist, and she is an artist. She is called Toby for Uncle Jonas’ dog, who had the habit, on being kicked out of the door, of running down the steps with a cheerful bark and a wagging tail, as if he had left entirely of his own accord. There is no fact, however circumstantially incriminating, which this young doctrinaire cannot turn into the most potent justification for what she has done or wishes to do, and when she gets to the tail wagging stage, regardless of how recently the bang of the front door has echoed in our ears, she wags with the charm of the artist, the logical precision of the scientist, and the ardor of the poet. Even when she ran the car into the creek at Nambe----