The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth by H. G. (Herbert George) Wells
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"What do you mean? Did you get behind them?"
"We got down by their holes. Saw 'em come out, you know, and tried to cut 'em off. They lolloped out--like rabbits. We ran down and let fly. They ran about wild after our first shot and suddenly came at us. _Went_ for us." "How many?" "Six or seven." Cossar led the way to the edge of the pine-wood and halted. "D'yer mean they _got_ Flack?" asked some one. "One of 'em was on to him." "Didn't you shoot?" "Now _could_ I?" "Every one loaded?" said Cossar over his shoulder. There was a confirmatory movement. "But Flack--" said one. "D'yer mean--Flack--" said another. "There's no time to lose," said Cossar, and shouted "Flack!" as he led |
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