Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 90
o plunge and snortloudly. Soon they had crossed and tangled theirlong halters one with the other, and several werethrown down. Nor would our encouraging wordsin the least reassure them. Shouting to the sixCossacks to rekindle their blaze, I bade Tchumpinthrow on the last of our brush. Then we all… … A NIGHT ATTACK BY WOLVES. gave Tchumpin the word. Instantly he tossed onthe grass and brush, and blew a bright flame.Three shots rang out at the same instant, and ahorrible howling followed. The wolves ran, butnot very far. We could hear them howling andsnarling half-a-verst off. The Cossack said…
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