The Life And Adventures of Wilburn Waters the Famous Hunter And Traper of White
The Life And Adventures of Wilburn Waters the Famous Hunter And Traper of White
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"There!" exclaimed Uncle Billy, "I told you so, and there's nary devil if they haven't jumped a wolf or a bear, and are frightened into fits. " We kept on, the dogs fol- lowing us very timidly and suspiciously, and soon came to a bed in the leaves in a patch of laurel, which, as soon as Uncle Billy saw, he put his hand in it and exclaimed, "By Jingo, they've jumped a wolf sure enough, and the bed is as warm as a skillet. Let's get away from here on to another spur, or we'll have no sport to-day..., and them darned dogs that's been frightened won't get as far from us as our shadows for fear the infernal varmint will eat 'em up. " We changed our course, made our way farther into the recesses of the mountain, turned our dogs all out, a few at a time; started two or three deer towards the river where the standers were stationed, and made our way back to the settlements. On arriving at the cabin of Davy Stevens, a brother of Uncle Billy's, and telling him about the wolf, he remarked that the part of the mountain where the dogs had jumped him was, in his younger days, the greatest wolf- range in ail this country, and then went on to relate an adventure he had with a mad wolf many years before, and which will be related in his own words, as near as the writer can recollect them.
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"There!" exclaimed Uncle Billy, "I told you so, and there's nary devil if they haven't jumped a wolf or a bear, and are frightened into fits. " We kept on, the dogs fol- lowing us very timidly and suspiciously, and soon came to a bed in the leaves in a patch of laurel, which, as soon as Uncle Billy saw, he put his hand in it and exclaimed, "By Jingo, they've jumped a wolf sure enough, and the bed is as warm as a skillet. Let's get away from here on to another spur, or we'll have no sport to-day..., and them darned dogs that's been frightened won't get as far from us as our shadows for fear the infernal varmint will eat 'em up. " We changed our course, made our way farther into the recesses of the mountain, turned our dogs all out, a few at a time; started two or three deer towards the river where the standers were stationed, and made our way back to the settlements. On arriving at the cabin of Davy Stevens, a brother of Uncle Billy's, and telling him about the wolf, he remarked that the part of the mountain where the dogs had jumped him was, in his younger days, the greatest wolf- range in ail this country, and then went on to relate an adventure he had with a mad wolf many years before, and which will be related in his own words, as near as the writer can recollect them.
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