Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 58
gan careful search for tracksnear every thicket. They hoped to find him be-fore he had sufficiently rested to run away fromthem. It was a game for life and freedom by the stal-lion, and he never gave up. Leaving the wild herd abruptly, he rested a few minutes, thenpushed on to a hiding-place. But… … HE SNORTED AT THE STRANGE CRAWLING OBJECT AND CIRCLED UNTILHE GOT THE WIND. (SEE PAGE 23.) Through all the long hours. Hank waited atthe muddy spring beside it. While he kept lonelyvigil, his heart welled up against the foremanand the others. He almost hoped that the stal-lion would get away.…
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