Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 217
coon fight for a great and fighting. Uncle Charley sprang to his feetand listened. It is a wildcat, he said, and it is punishingthat dog terribly. Just listen ! What a fightthey re having ! They could hear Hughs clear voice and Sam-sons loud shouts mingling with the general din. Is there any… … many years. Uncle Charley,Neil, and Judge preferred to stayat the camp. Neil wanted to writea letter to his father before goingto bed. Uncle Charley was tired,and Judge was sleepy. The torches, as they were borneaway through the woods, made themen and boys who kept within theirlight look like…
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