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reddown the cliff and in-jured itself so severe-ly that it was likely todie. When Waukewasaw it he was about todrive one of his sharparrows through itsbody, for the passionof the hunter wasstrong in him, and theeagle plunders many a fine fish from the Indiansdrying-frame. But a gentler impulse came… … of the wounded bird and the eyes of the Indianboy, growing gentler and softer as he gazed,looked into one another. Then the struggling andpanting of the young eagle ceased; the wild,frightened look passed out of its eyes, and it suf-fered Waukewa to pass his hand gently over itsruffled and draggled…
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