Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 315
s after one a fair chance, he would have changed his mind great whale whenever my catch is better than about me, and decided I was nt worth it. But Vol. XXXIII.—28. 2l8 FLAPJACK. [Jan. I did nt. Something kept saying in my ear, chance. I fired and struck him amidships. Shoot ! Shoot ! Bruin turned… … AS I TURNED TO SHOOT HE ROSE TO HIS FEET ALMOST OVER ME. under my feet, and take flying leaps at thesame time about a tree. So I bolted for thenext tree, meaning to turn there and shoot.As I did so, Flapjack dashed from behindBruin and nipped him in the flank. That dis-traction gave me one extra…
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