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Hunting the Grisly and Other Sketches

CHAPTER VIII
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The others jumped on it in an instant; but rising by main strength the wolf shook himself free, catching one dog by the ear and tearing it half off.

Then he sat down on his haunches and the greyhounds ranged themselves around him some twenty yards off, forming a ring which forbade his retreat, though they themselves did not dare touch him.

However the end was at hand.

In another moment Old Abe and General Grant came running up at headlong speed and smashed into the wolf like a couple of battering-rams.

He rose on his hind-legs like a wrestler as they came at him, the greyhounds also rising and bouncing up and down like rubber balls.


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