Dick Boldhero : or, A tale of adventures in South America (1845)
Goodrich, Samuel G. (Samuel Griswold), 1793-1860 · Philadelphia : Sorin and Ball · leaf 118
e rushed forward, bel-lowing with all his lungs. The huntsmanheld on to the rope; the horse, seeming tounderstand the game, kept in a position tostrain it to the utmost, and at the same timeto embarrass the progress of the maddenedfugitive. At last, the creature approachedthe road, his mouth… … DICK BOLDHERO. 119 groan into the middle of the path. Thehunter sprang from his horse, and plungeda knife deep into his neck. The bullstruggled, rose to his feet, and plunged fu-riously forward. But he soon staggered,and reeling round and round, fell dead tothe earth.
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