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With hearts that beat rapidly from their recent flight and excitement, the girls passed the bears, the men both taking off their hats and bowing. WITH HEARTS THAT BEAT RAPIDLY FROM THEIR RECENT FLIGHT AND EXCITEMENT THE GIRLS PASSED THE BEARS THE MEN BOTH TAKING OFF THEIR HATS AND BOWING
ild bear." "It probably was--once," remarked Grace. They were all out in the road now, and the two men, with the bears, were slowly approaching. Evidently the foremost man had seen the precipitate flight of the girls, so, taking off his hat, and bowing with foreign politeness, he said: "Excuse--please. Juno him get away from me--I chase after--I catch. Excuse, please." "That's all right," said Betty, pleasantly. "We were frightened for a minute." "Verra sorry. Juno made the dance for the ladies!" He blew some notes on a battered brass horn, and began some foreign words in a sing-song tone, at which the bear moved clumsily about on its hind feet. "Juno--kiss!" the man cried. The great shaggy creature extended its muzzle toward the man's face, touching his cheek. "Excuse--please," said the bear-trainer, smiling. "Come on girls," suggested Amy. The place was rather a lonely one, though there were houses just beyond, and the two men, in spite of their bows, did not seem very prepossessing. RIETY ALL YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN SPOKE AMY I THOUGHT IT WAS A WILD BEAR IT PROBABLY WAS ONCE REMARKED GRACE THEY WERE ALL OUT IN THE ROAD NOW AND THE TWO MEN WITH THE BEARS WERE SLOWLY APPROACHING EVIDENTLY THE FOREMOST MAN HAD SEEN THE PRECIPITATE FLIGHT OF THE GIRLS SO TAKING OFF HIS HAT AND BOWING WITH FOREIGN POLITENESS HE SAID EXCUSE PLEASE JUNE O HIM GET AWAY FROM ME I CHASE AFTER I CATCH EXCUSE PLEASE THAT'S ALL RIGHT SAID BETTY PLEASANTLY WE WERE FRIGHTENED FOR A MINUTE VERA SORRY JUNO MADE THE DANCE FOR THE LADIES HE BLEW SOME NOTES ON A BATTERED BRASS HORN AND BEGAN SOME FOREIGN WORDS IN A SING SONG TONE AT WHICH THE BEAR MOVED CLUMSILY AROUND ON ITS HIND FEET JUNO KISS THE MAN CRIED THE GREAT SHAGGY CREATURE EXTENDED ITS MUZZLE TOWARD THE MAN'S FACE TOUCHING HIS CHEEK EXCUSE PLEASE SAID THE BEAR TRIONA SMILING COME ON GIRLS SUGGESTED AMY THE PLACE WAS RATHER A LONELY ONE THOUGH THERE WERE HOUSES JUST BEYOND AND THE TWO MEN IN SPITE OF THEIR BOWS DID NOT SEEM VERY PREPOSSESSING
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