Glen of the High North by H. A. (Hiram Alfred) Cody
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"Bear dead, eh?" Sconda queried. "Yes, dead, and lying in the ravine, half covered with earth and rocks. Go down Crooked Trail to the bottom, then up the gulch, and you will find it." "Who shoot grizzly?" the Indian asked. "A white man. And, oh, Sconda, you should have seen what a shot he made! It was wonderful! I am sure you never did anything like it." "Greater than Sconda made at Saku, when he shot grizzly, and saved Injun, eh?" "Greater? Listen, Sconda. That white man shot the grizzly from the other side of Deep Gulch. He was way up on the hill, and he hit the bear in the heart." The Indian's eyes showed his astonishment as he studied the girl's face as if to make sure that she was telling the truth. "It is true, Sconda. I was there and saw him do it." "What was bear doing?" "Coming at me for all it was worth, and Midnight was almost frantic with fright. If it hadn't been for that white man we would be down there now where that grizzly is lying." |
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