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Animal Heroes
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Ernest Thompson Seton
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CONTENTS
THE
SLUM
CAT
ARNAUX--The
Chronicle
of
a
Homing
Pigeon
BADLANDS
BILLY--The
Wolf
that
Won
THE
BOY
AND
THE
LYNX
LITTLE
WARHORSE--The
History
of
a
Jack-rabbit
SNAP--The
Story
of
a
Bull-Terrier
THE
WINNIPEG
WOLF
THE
LEGEND
OF
THE
WHITE
REINDEER
THE
SLUM
CAT
LIFE
I
I
"M-e-a-t!
M-e-a-t!"
came
shrilling
down
Scrimper's
Alley.
Surely
the
Pied
Piper
of
Hamelin
was
there,
for
it
seemed
that
all
the
Cats
in
the
neighborhood
were
running
toward
the
sound,
though
the
Dogs,
it
must
be
confessed,
looked
scornfully
indifferent.
"Meat!
Meat!"
and
louder;
then
the
centre
of
attraction
came
in
view--a
rough,
dirty
little
man
with
a
push-cart;
while
straggling
behind
him
were
a
score
of
Cats
that
joined
in
his
cry
with
a
sound
nearly
the
same
as
his
own.
Every
fifty
yards,
that
is,
as
soon
as
a
goodly
throng
of
Cats
was
gathered,
the
push-cart
stopped.
The
man
with
the
magic
voice
took
out
of
the
box
in
his
cart
a
skewer
on
which
were
pieces
of
strong-smelling
boiled
liver.
With
a
long
stick
he
pushed
the
pieces
off.
Each
Cat
seized
on
one,
and
wheeling,
with
a
slight
depression
of
the
ears
and
a
little
tiger
growl
and
glare,
she
rushed
away
with
her
prize
to
devour
it
in
some
safe
retreat.
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