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Page 45
With care and coolness he took aim and fired , and the buffalo bull leaped up and
staggered forward with the blood streaming from his mouth and nose . “ Shall I
give him another ? ” was the question asked , but before it could be answered the
...
With care and coolness he took aim and fired , and the buffalo bull leaped up and
staggered forward with the blood streaming from his mouth and nose . “ Shall I
give him another ? ” was the question asked , but before it could be answered the
...
Page 46
After the antelope stalk was over , Roosevelt came back to the spot , made a
careful search , and , watching his chance , fired on the rattlesnake , killing it
instantly . In those days Theodore Roosevelt met Colonel William Cody ,
commonly ...
After the antelope stalk was over , Roosevelt came back to the spot , made a
careful search , and , watching his chance , fired on the rattlesnake , killing it
instantly . In those days Theodore Roosevelt met Colonel William Cody ,
commonly ...
Page 48
He fired quickly and brought down the largest of the flock , while the others lost
no time in disappearing . It was a good fat goose and made excellent eating .
CHAPTER VI GROUSE AND OTHER SMALL GAME - THE SCOTCHMAN 48 ...
He fired quickly and brought down the largest of the flock , while the others lost
no time in disappearing . It was a good fat goose and made excellent eating .
CHAPTER VI GROUSE AND OTHER SMALL GAME - THE SCOTCHMAN 48 ...
Page 53
What were you firing at ? ” asked half a dozen of the other cowboys . The
Scotchman explained , and , satisfied that it had been a skunk , the others told
him he had better leave the animal alone or there would be trouble . Nobody
thought the ...
What were you firing at ? ” asked half a dozen of the other cowboys . The
Scotchman explained , and , satisfied that it had been a skunk , the others told
him he had better leave the animal alone or there would be trouble . Nobody
thought the ...
Page 60
Theodore Roosevelt had separated from his companion when of a sudden he
caught sight of a beautiful doe . It was a fair shot , and dropping on one knee he
took aim and fired . But to his intense chagrin the doe bounded off and
disappeared ...
Theodore Roosevelt had separated from his companion when of a sudden he
caught sight of a beautiful doe . It was a fair shot , and dropping on one knee he
took aim and fired . But to his intense chagrin the doe bounded off and
disappeared ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | American Boys' Life of Theodore Roosevelt |
| Author | Edward Stratemeyer |
| Publisher | Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Company, 1906 |
| Original from | Cornell University |
| Digitized | 18 Dec 2013 |
| Length | 336 pages |
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