Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 338
time in my life Ileft a trail because Iwas afraid to follow itfarther. While hunt-ing elk all alone inground that was looseand perfectly bare,save for a clumpygrowth of stuntedcedar and juniper, Isaw the fresh tracksof a huge Grizzly.The clean-cut print ofhis hind foot meas- tracks, and joined… … THE BARREN-GROUND BEAR. (SEE PAGE 903 ured exactly 9 by 5^ inches (a quarter of an inch shorter than St. Nicholas, and two-thirds the width). I said to myself, Here, at last, is my long-lost Grizzly! and I joyously hied me along his trail. Presently up came two more sets of Grizzly out upon me more…
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