Uncle Tom Andy Bill, a Story of Bears and Indian Treasure (Classic Reprint)

The rest of the audience sat in a circle in front of the hearth Frontispiece PACING PAGE I was safer on top of the bear than I would be if it were on top of me 16 We called the donkey Solomon .. 34 They forced us to draw up our feet so often that Balser said he felt as if he was dancing a jig .. .46 Wyandotte ..64 He angrily tossed off the bearskin .. .70 We had disturbed their sleep, and they could not get their eyes open 80 Balser looked like the incarnation of rage 90 The dogs, too, were lost 96 It sa bear, sure enough! 104 He wanted none save a little maiden named I onwah 112 I led her to the barren hills and left her .. .122 They long for spring and come out of their burrows in search of food 140 The bears were as much frightened as I .. .148 She had come to us for protection .. ..
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