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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 114

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ndvanished into the woods like a brown flash, witha scattering of dead leaves. Then the big bull went up as if he had beenraised by a spring, and before Scott could leapaside he was knocked headlong into a clump ofhemlock ten feet away by a single sweep of thebroad antlers. Luckily it was only a… … 7S • V ONCE MORE HE TRIED TO FORCE THE SHARPENED POLE BETWEEN THE TANGLED ANTLERS. 93 94 INTERESTING ANIMALS OF THE PAST AND PRESENT The moose was stopped by the elastic resist-ance of the shrubs, and Scott, who had beenpitched into the middle of three or four small trees,scuttled into the densest…

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