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1912 Riders Novel, Harper, Deur, "Lassiter! roll the stone! she cried.
Deur illustration "Lassiter! Roll the stone!" she cried 1912.
1912 Riders Novel, Harpers, Deur "A girl!...I've killed a girl."
Illustration by Deur in Harpers and Brothers edition of Riders of the Purple Sage, "A woman! he cried. "A girl!... I've killed a girl." 1912
1912 Riders Novel, Harpers, Deur "Bess, I'll not go again," he said, catching. her.
"Bess, I'll not go again," he said, catching her. 1912
1912 Riders Novel, Harpers, Deur, "Jane, Don't look back!"
Deur illustration "Jane, don't look back!" 1912
1912 Riders Serial, Deur "He saw destiny in the dark, straight path of her wonderful eyes."
Vol 17 Aug 1912 Field and Stream serial edition by Duer "He saw destiny in the dark, straight path of her wonderful eyes."
1912 Riders Serial, Deur "Venters lifted her gently from the ledge"
Illustration by Deur entitled "Venters lifted her gently from the ledge", Vol 17 July 1912
1912 Riders Serial, Deur, "Lassiter", cried Jane trembling.
FS Vol 17 Oct 1912 Duer "Lassiter" cried Jane trembling.
1912 Riders Serial, Deur, "She saw the bishop's hand jerk to his hip...in her ears burst a thundering, bellowing report."
Field nd Stream, Vol 17 Sept 1912 serial edition illustration byDuer "She saw the bishop's hand jerk to his hip... in her ears burst a thundering, bellowing report."
1912 Riders Serial, Douglas Deur "A woman- a girl! I've killed a girl!"
Douglas Deur illustration in March 1912 edition of Field and Stream Magazine entitled "A woman- a girl! I've killed a girl!"
1912 Riders Serial, Forsythe, "Only birds can peep over those walls. I've gone Oldring one better."
Illustration "Only birds can peep over those walls. I've gone Oldring one better." Vol 17 June 1912, unsigned. Unclear whether it was by Forsythe or Dear