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Suddenly the bear sat up with a jump, and frightened all the dogs so that they nearly turned back somersaults. SUDDENLY THE BEAR SAT UP WITH A JUMP AND FRIGHTENED ALL THE DOGS SO THAT THEY NEARLY TURNED BACK SOMERSAULTS
e must be; I am glad you like him. How do you get on at football? We have found no bear. I shot a deer; I sent a picture of it to Kermit. A small boy here caught several wildcats. When one was in the trap he would push a box towards it, and it would itself get into it, to hide; and so he would capture it alive. But one, instead of getting into the box, combed the hair of the small boy! We have a great many hounds in camp; at night they gaze solemnly into the fire. Dr. Lambert has caught a good many bass, which we have enjoyed at the camp table. Bear Bayou, Oct. 16, 1907. DARLING ARCHIE: We have had no luck with the bear; but we have killed as many deer as we needed for meat, and the hounds caught a wildcat. Our camp is as comfortable as possible, and we have great camp fires at night. One of the bear-hunting planters with me told me he once saw a bear, when overtaken by the hounds, lie down flat on its back with all its legs stretched out, while the dogs barked furiously all around it. PDYKE MUST BE I'M GLAD YOU LIKE HIM HOW DO YOU GET ON AT FOOTBALL WE HAVE FOUND NO BEAR I SHOT A DEER I SENT A PICTURE OF IT TO KERMIT A SMALL BOY HERE CAUGHT SEVERAL WILD CATS WHEN ONE WAS IN THE TRAP HE WOULD PUSH A BOX TOWARDS IT AND IT WOULD ITSELF GET INTO IT TO HIDE AND SO HE WOULD CAPTURE IT ALIVE BUT ONE INSTEAD OF GETTING INTO THE BOX COMBED THE HAIR OF THE SMALL BOY WE HAVE A GREAT MANY HOUNDS IN CAMP AT NIGHT THEY GAZE SOLEMNLY INTO THE FIRE DOCTOR LAMBERT HAS CAUGHT A GOOD MANY BATHS WHICH WE HAVE ENJOYED AT THE CAMP TABLE BEAR BY YOU OCTOBER SIXTEENTH NINETEEN O SEVEN DARLING ARCHY WE HAVE HAD NO LUCK WITH THE BEAR BUT WE HAVE KILLED AS MANY DEER AS WE NEEDED FOR MEAT AND THE HOUNDS CAUGHT A WILD CAT OUR CAMP IS AS COMFORTABLE AS POSSIBLE AND WE HAVE GREAT CAMP FIRES AT NIGHT ONE OF THE BEAR HUNTING PLANTERS WITH ME TOLD ME HE ONCE SAW A BEAR WHEN OVERTAKEN BY THE HOUNDS LIE DOWN FLAT ON ITS BACK WITH ALL ITS LEGS STRETCHED OUT WHILE THE DOGS BARKED FURIOUSLY ALL AROUND IT
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