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Animal Heroes
·
Ernest Thompson Seton
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Many
a
wolver
has
dug
into
a
wolf-den
to
find
nothing.
The
old
Wolves
or
possibly
the
Cubs
themselves
often
dig
little
side
pockets
and
off
galleries,
and
when
an
enemy
is
breaking
in
they
hide
in
these.
The
loose
earth
conceals
the
small
pocket
and
thus
the
Cubs
escape.
When
the
wolver
retired
with
his
scalps
he
did
not
know
that
the
biggest
of
all
the
Cubs,
was
still
in
the
den,
and
even
had
he
waited
about
for
two
hours,
he
might
have
been
no
wiser.
Three
hours
later
the
sun
went
down
and
there
was
a
slight
scratching
afar
in
the
hole;
first
two
little
gray
paws,
then
a
small
black
nose
appeared
in
a
soft
sand-pile
to
one
side
of
the
den.
At
length
the
Cub
came
forth
from
his
hiding.
He
had
been
frightened
by
the
attack
on
the
den;
now
he
was
perplexed
by
its
condition.
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