sprang on her back. She leaped with them, — the swift, sure-footed chamois. The hunter had come almost up to them ; but she made theleap, and, once across, the little ones ran by her side. Away she fled with them, bounding from rock to rock. Soonthey were far beyond the hunters rifle. Are you not… … cK. and Jke |curacol Children, did you ever see a collie ?—a great, wise dog, who seems to under-stand everything you say to him, and does just what you tell himto do. Little Jeanie had just such a dog, and I must tell you what hap-pened one summers day. He, Jack, had a great many friends among the…
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