Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 41
e was more engrossing of his at-tention, just now, than anything else. He hadbeen taught that an animal should not bleed todeath through a gunshot wound. His big leadenslug had gone directly through the buffalos Well done, Sandy! The boy started, turnedand beheld his cousin Oscar gazing… … HE GENTLY TOUCHED THE ANIMAL WITH THE TOE OF HIS BOOT AND CRIED, ALL MY OWN SELF ! vitals somewhere, for it was now quite dead.Sandy stood beside the noble beast with a strangeelation, looking at it before he could make uphis mind to cut its throat and let out theblood. It was a yearling bull…
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