Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 594
snapping fangsand tearing, ripping horns, they fought to andfro, till at last the grizzly lay and did not rhove. Still the bull gored and trampled his fallen en-emy till, wearied, he himself stood panting, andblew the froth and blood from his nostrils. Thenhe returned to his charges, where they… … t ■ \ * A \\, ^ T\ \ \N <>:«* BEFORE BRUIN COULD RISE THE BULL WAS UPON HIM AGAIN. 1060 AUGHTY JO
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