What shall I do?
I barked as loudly as I could for some one to come, and then sprang up and held him by the leg as he was getting over.
I had such a grip, that I went over the wall with him, and left Jim on the other side.

Jenkins fell on his face in the earth.

Then he got up, and with a look of deadly hatred on his face, pounced upon me.

If help had not come, I think he would have dashed out my brains against the wall, as he dashed out my poor little brothers' against the horse's stall.

But just then there was a running sound.