Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 411
bear could keep up that long, rolling gait for to his side. A moment after, Caspar was in trsaddle, and the bear, seeming to realize that tlhorse could outrun him, paused with an angry grow Now then, old fellow! cried Caspar; Ipay you Just wait until I load ! He swiftly rammed down a charge, and… … THROWING HIS BRIDLE ACROSS HIS ARM, CASPAR TOOK STEADY AIM, AND FIRED. hours. He began to wish that he had let thecreature alone, but the wish was too late. At thismoment, when he had almost lost hope, he hearda distant neigh. It was Fleetfoot, anxious for hisreturn. The sound gave him new courage,…
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