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"
They
jes
'
know
we
ai
n't
loaded
to
kill
,
"
Henry
remarked
at
bed-time
,
indicating
the
gleaming
circle
that
hemmed
them
in
.
"
If
we
could
put
a
couple
of
shots
into
'em
,
they
'd
be
more
respectful
.
They
come
closer
every
night
.
Get
the
firelight
out
of
your
eyes
an
'
look
hard
--
there
!
Did
you
see
that
one
?
"
For
some
time
the
two
men
amused
themselves
with
watching
the
movement
of
vague
forms
on
the
edge
of
the
firelight
.
By
looking
closely
and
steadily
at
where
a
pair
of
eyes
burned
in
the
darkness
,
the
form
of
the
animal
would
slowly
take
shape
.
They
could
even
see
these
forms
move
at
times
.
A
sound
among
the
dogs
attracted
the
men
's
attention
.
One
Ear
was
uttering
quick
,
eager
whines
,
lunging
at
the
length
of
his
stick
toward
the
darkness
,
and
desisting
now
and
again
in
order
to
make
frantic
attacks
on
the
stick
with
his
teeth
.
"
Look
at
that
,
Bill
,
"
Henry
whispered
.
Full
into
the
firelight
,
with
a
stealthy
,
sidelong
movement
,
glided
a
doglike
animal
.
It
moved
with
commingled
mistrust
and
daring
,
cautiously
observing
the
men
,
its
attention
fixed
on
the
dogs
.
One
Ear
strained
the
full
length
of
the
stick
toward
the
intruder
and
whined
with
eagerness
.
"
That
fool
One
Ear
do
n't
seem
scairt
much
,
"
Bill
said
in
a
low
tone
.
"
It
's
a
she-wolf
,
"
Henry
whispered
back
,
"
an
'
that
accounts
for
Fatty
an
'
Frog
.
She
's
the
decoy
for
the
pack
.
She
draws
out
the
dog
an
'
then
all
the
rest
pitches
in
an
'
eats
'
m
up
.
"
The
fire
crackled
.
A
log
fell
apart
with
a
loud
spluttering
noise
.
At
the
sound
of
it
the
strange
animal
leaped
back
into
the
darkness
.
"
Henry
,
I
'm
a-thinkin
'
,
"
Bill
announced
.
