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Children of the Wild

CHAPTER IV
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Nevertheless, he was slowly drawn downwards, till one of the shorter feelers reached for a hold upon him.

He darted at it, and by a lucky plunge of his sword cut its snaky tip clean off.

It twisted back out of the way, like a startled worm; and Little Sword lunged at the next one.

He pierced it all right, but at a point where it was so thick that the stroke did not sever it, and the tip, curling over, fastened upon him.

At the same moment another feeler fixed itself upon the base of his tail, half paralyzing his struggles.
"Little Sword was now being drawn implacably downwards.


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