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The Boy Hunters

CHAPTER TWENTY SIX
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All the rest were does or young ones.

The antelopes, as they came on, did not appear to regard the horses, that were browsing out upon the plain, though not directly in their way.

They took the latter, no doubt, for mustangs--who are not their enemies in any sense--and, therefore, did not fear them.
They arrived at length close to the spring rivulet, where it ran out upon the prairie.

They did not approach it to drink.

They were evidently advancing towards the spring itself, perhaps with the intention of getting a cooler and more refreshing draught from the fountain-head.


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