The Fiery Totem
The Fiery Totem
A Tale of Adventure in the Canadian North-West
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t his chum's ribs--
"'Horns?' Antlers, you old duffer! We're not hunting cows!"
"Same thing," was the retort. "Horns or antlers both mean deer in these parts." Next the boy gave a slight start. "Say! I thought I heard the branches moving above my head!"
The young hunters turned to look upwards among the dense leaves of a gigantic maple tree whose lower branches were matted with twining convolvulus and other wild creepers.
"A bird or a chipmunk," was Bob's decision. "In any case, whatever it is, this antelope comes first. We are both at windward, though I guess he hasn't scented us yet on account of the long grass. But I think it would be better if we got round to the lee-side and waited for him to rise."
"How would it be if I were to stay here, in case he comes this way?" Alf suggested. "You could take the rifle----"
"A good idea. No, you keep the rifle," amended Bob, falling in with the suggestion. "If I get to lee, I'll be near enough to do damage with the
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