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Further Adventures of Lad

CHAPTER II
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Into the dust crashed the two dogs; Lad on top.

Before they struck ground, the collie's teeth had found their goal ire the side of the larger dog's throat; and every whalebone muscle in Lad's body was braced to hold his enemy down.
It was a clever hold.

For the fall had thrown the mongrel on his side.
And so long as Lad should be able to keep the great foaming head in that sideways posture, the other dog could not get his feet under him again.

With his legs in their present position, he had no power to get up; but lay thrashing and snapping and snarling; and trying with all his cramped might to free himself from the muscular grip that held him prostrate.
It was all over in something like two seconds.

Up stormed the crowd; the pistol-wielder at its head.


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