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The Boy Hunters

CHAPTER ELEVEN
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It struck its head into the grass, endeavouring to hide itself.

It was too late.

The kite swooped gently downward; and, with open claw, poised himself a moment over the spot.

As he rose again, the reptile was seen wriggling in his talons! A few strokes of his bold wing carried the kite upward, above the tops of the tallest trees; but he was observed to fly heavily.

As he rose higher, the flapping of his wings became more hurried and irregular.


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