Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 433
TER TUSSLE. [Oct. reached the birch-tree trunk that served as his excitement was trying to fire his revolver bridge. At the moment he set his foot on it, without first having cocked it. He recovered one of the young bears darted out of the his presence of mind sufficiently to draw back bushes and… … MARTIN EXCHANGES PLACES WITH THE BEAR. creature, the little animal set up a cry whichmade matters at once as bad as possible; forthe bear, believing her cub to be menaced,made her attack this time in dead earnest,plunging toward the boy with hair bristling,eyes glaring, and sharp teeth showing…
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