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Animal Heroes
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Ernest Thompson Seton
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"Whoop!"
How
Mickey
hoorayed!
"An'
it's
a
free
Jack
ye
are,
Warrhorrse!
Thirteen
always
wuz
a
lucky
number.
I
never
knowed
it
to
fail."
IX
"Yes,
I
know
I
did,"
said
the
Steward.
"But
I
want
to
give
him
one
more
run.
I
have
a
bet
on
him
against
a
new
Dog
here.
It
won't
hurt
him
now;
he
can
do
it.
Oh,
well.
Here
now,
Mickey,
don't
you
get
sassy.
One
run
more
this
afternoon.
The
Dogs
run
two
or
three
times
a
day;
why
not
the
Jack?"
"They're
not
shtakin'
thayre
loives,
sor."
"Oh,
you
get
out."
Many
more
Rabbits
had
been
added
to
the
pen,--big
and
small,
peaceful
and
warlike,--and
one
big
Buck
of
savage
instincts,
seeing
Jack
Warhorse's
hurried
dash
into
the
Haven
that
morning,
took
advantage
of
the
moment
to
attack
him.
At
another
time
Jack
would
have
thumped
his
skull,
as
he
once
did
the
Cat's,
and
settled
the
affair
in
a
minute;
but
now
it
took
several
minutes,
during
which
he
himself
got
roughly
handled;
so
when
the
afternoon
came
he
was
suffering
from
one
or
two
bruises
and
stiffening
wounds;
not
serious,
indeed,
but
enough
to
lower
his
speed.
The
start
was
much
like
those
of
previous
runs.
The
Warhorse
steaming
away
low
and
lightly,
his
ears
up
and
the
breezes
whistling
through
his
thirteen
stars.
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