Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 296
m, and evenNita knew that they were not likely to eat her upout of hand, and that they could be killed if an arrow was sent into the right place at the right moment. So the hunters kept their presence of mind and waited for the enemy to come within reach. Unconscious of the excitement it was… … THEY MANAGED, WITH GREAT DEXTERITY, TO SLIP THE NOOSE OF HORSE-HAIR OVER THE HEAD OF FIRST ONE AND THEN ANOTHER FOWL. 766 JUAN AND J U A NIT A. [August, toward the bear and hissing Amigo on at the sametime. Amigo needed little encouragement, for hewas used to the business, and knew very well…
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