Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 395
r it, but Ambrose whispered, Moose! and gave another call, to whichthere was an instant response, but from a greatdistance. Then it ceased; but the Indians knew.Half an hour! — a twig snapped! The woodsseemed empty enough, but who knew what eyesbesides their own were peering through thedarkness ?… … DRYING THE MOOSE-STEAKS. creature began to strike the trees, as with itshorns. Ambrose used his most endearing moosetalk. But just then something unexpected hap-pened. Crop could nt keep his eyes open, and nowonder, for neither of the boys had receivedfirst-hand evidence that a moose was withina…
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