Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 227
er boy. That would nt have made deer and partridges one under that pile, there. Still Tom did notventure very near the pile of brush. Oh, Tom, see here!—I choose this, criedHarry, who was a little in advance. It was as pretty a baby-bear as one might wishto see. The cub seemed glad to see the boys,… … HARRY CREPT UP BESIDE THE BEAR, AND FIRED. come out, replied Harry, too good-natured to re-sent Toms unkind remarks. They wandered aimlessly about for some time,leaving land-marks, or rather, jwcay-marks, so theycould not lose their way. I think a bear has set up winter-quarters inthat hollow tree,…
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