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Left on Labrador

CHAPTER XII
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Yet it fought ferociously, with bellowings enough to make one's blood run chill.

It seemed marvellous how a creature so unwieldy could turn itself so rapidly.
Pain and rage made it no mean antagonist.

Once Raed's musket was sent flying out of his hands several rods; and Wade, thrusting at its head, had his bayonet wrenched off at a single twist.

We afterwards found it bent up and broken.

I think Weymouth gave it a mortal wound by firing a bullet into its head; though Kit and I repeatedly ran our bayonets into its sides clean up to the rings.


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