Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 429
er by the side, and dragged along the ice try-ing to haul it down. But after dragging alongfifteen or twenty feet its hold gave way, and itwas left sprawling on the ice with a bunch of quarter of a mile from where it was first over-taken, when, suddenly trying to turn, it slippedand fell. This gave… … HE HUNTEKS. hair in its mouth. But hardly would the deerfree itself from one wolf before a second wouldcatch it on the other side, and by the time itshold gave way the first would be up and sooncatch hold again. This they kept up, first one,then the other, catching the deer by the sideand trying to…
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