Kellogg, Elijah, 1813-1901 · Boston : Lee and Shepard · leaf 110
gun, andshowing the bear the marks of his own teethon the stock. Who do you think is to payfor that, eh? Dont you wish youd kept outof my corn ? See how guilty he looks, said John, point-ing to the creature, who lay with his fore pawson a large branch, gravely regarding his foeswith the stoicism of… … THE LAST or THE BEAR. — Page 101. HOW JOE ENTERTAINED HIS GUESTS. 101 Scarcely were the words uttered when their gunsmade a common report, and the bear tumbled tothe ground perfectly dead. Aint you glad you didnt go home yester-day ? Guess we are. Aint a bit hungry, nor tired, now? Not a bit. Its…
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