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I should like to bring him home for Archie or Quentin. He would go everywhere with them and would ride Betsy or Algonquin. I SHOULD LIKE TO BRING HIM HOME FOR ARCHY OR QUINTON HE WOULD GO EVERYWHERE WITH THEM AND WOULD RIDE BETSY OR ALGONQUIN
in taking these wolves, seizing them by sheer quickness and address and thrusting his hand into the wolf's mouth in such a way that it lost all power to bite. You would have loved Tom Burnett, the son of the big cattle man. He is a splendid fellow, about thirty years old, and just the ideal of what a young cattle man should be. Up here we have opened well. We have two cracker jacks as guides--John Goff, my old guide on the mountain lion hunt, and Jake Borah, who has somewhat the Seth Bullock type of face. We have about thirty dogs, including one absurd little terrier about half Jack's size, named Skip. Skip trots all day long with the hounds, excepting when he can persuade Mr. Stewart, or Dr. Lambert, or me to take him up for a ride, for which he is always begging. He is most affectionate and intelligent, but when there is a bear or lynx at bay he joins in the fight with all the fury of a bull dog, though I do not think he is much more effective than one of your Japanese mice would be. USED A KNIFE OR A ROPE IN TAKING THESE WOLVES SEIZING THEM BY SHEER QUICKNESS AND ADDRESS AND THRUSTING HIS HAND INTO THE WOLF'S MOUTH IN SUCH A WAY THAT IT LOST ALL POWER TO BITE YOU WOULD HAVE LOVED TOM BURNETT THE SON OF THE BIG CATTLEMAN HE IS A SPLENDID FELLOW ABOUT THIRTY YEARS OLD AND JUST THE IDEAL OF WHAT A YOUNG CATTLE MAN SHOULD BE UP HERE WE HAVE OPENED WELL WE HAVE TWO CRACKERJACKS AS GUIDES JOHN GOFF MY OLD GUIDE ON THE MOUNTAIN LION HUNT AND JAKE BORA WHO IS SOMEWHAT THE SETH BULLOCK TYPE OF FACE WE HAVE ABOUT THIRTY DOGS INCLUDING ONE ABSURD LITTLE TERRIER ABOUT HALF JACK'S SIZE NAMED SKIP SKIP TROTS ALL DAY LONG WITH THE HOUNDS EXCEPTING WHEN HE CAN PERSUADE MISTER STEWART OR DOCTOR LAMBIRD OR ME TO TAKE HIM UP FOR A RIDE FOR WHICH HE IS ALWAYS BEGGING HE IS MOST AFFECTIONATE AND INTELLIGENT BUT WHEN THERE IS A BEAR OR LYNX AT BAY HE JOINS ENOUGH FIGHT WITH ALL THE FURY OF A BULLDOG THOUGH I DO NOT THINK HE IS MUCH MORE EFFECTIVE THAN ONE OF YOUR JAPANESE MICE WOULD BE
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