Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 325
ould wait tosee if the reindeer ran in that direction after themen had fired at them, in which case they mightget a running shot as they passed. The farthernorth we penetrated, the more stupid were the rein-deer ; and having never before heard a shot fired,they would run about in a frightened and… … ful, not daring to frighten the deer from the menwho were better hunters, yet once in a while theywere rewarded, and then their eyes would fairlyglisten with joy and pride. Colonel Gilder, of our party, was very kind tolittle Koomanah, and becoming tired of carryinghis revolver, he took off the…
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