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Animal Heroes
·
Ernest Thompson Seton
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This
seemed
to
be
the
end
of
the
trail.
The
trick,
whether
planned
or
not,
was
a
success,
and
the
Rabbit
got
rid
of
his
troublesome
follower.
Next
day
the
stranger
made
another
search
for
the
Jack
and
found,
not
himself,
but
his
track.
He
knew
it
by
its
tail-mark,
its
long
leaps
and
few
spy-hops,
but
with
it
and
running
by
it
was
the
track
of
a
smaller
Rabbit.
Here
is
where
they
met,
here
they
chased
each
other
in
play,
for
no
signs
of
battle
were
there
to
be
seen;
here
they
fed
or
sat
together
in
the
sun,
there
they
ambled
side
by
side,
and
here
again
they
sported
in
the
snow,
always
together.
There
was
only
one
conclusion:
this
was
the
mating
season.
This
was
a
pair
of
Jack-rabbits--the
Little
Warhorse
and
his
mate.
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