. Mein seltsamer retten, und andere Geschichten von Sport und Abenteuer in Kanada. e Höhle ist. Es Welltry, sowieso. Holding Oscar Knapp, sie kroch vorsichtig um thefoot der Felsen und auf der linken Seite, bis Sie erreicht thepoint Archie bedeutete. Es, sicher genug, sie fanden theledge zwei scharfe Augen entdeckt hatte und sie offensichtlich in Richtung der Höhle so wie er hoffte ledover. Einmal mehr tyingthe Hund, die bei Ihnen in Protest Überrascht sah, butwas zu gut ausgebildet, keine Geräusche, die Jungen madetheir Weg langsam entlang der schmalen Leiste, bis endlich theycame auf eine Art Nische, aus denen Sie loo könnte

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. My strange rescue, and other stories of sport and adventure in Canada. e cave is. Welltry it, anyway. Holding Oscar tight, they crept cautiously around thefoot of the cliff, and up at the left, until they reached thepoint Archie meant. There, sure enough, they found theledge two sharp eyes had discovered, and it evidently ledover toward the cave just as he hoped. Once more tyingthe dog, who looked up at them in surprised protest, butwas too well trained to make any noise, the boys madetheir way slowly along the narrow ledge, until at last theycame to a kind of niche from which they could lookstraight down upon the shelf, now only about fifteen feetbelow them. Splendid, boys! whispered Archie, gripping Fredsarm. Were as safe as a church-mouse here, and they cantpoke their noses out of the cave without our seeing them. Keeping very still and quiet, the boys waited patientlyfor what would happen. Then, getting tired of the in-action, Bruce picked up a fragment of rock and threwit down upon the ledge below, where it rattled noisily. THE CAVE IN THE CLIFF. 63. archie aimed straight at the bears heart. Immediately a deep, fierce growl camefrom the cave, and a moment after-wards the old bear herself rolled out into the sunshine. The top of the morning to you, missus! called outArchie saucily. And how may your ladyship be feelingthis morning ? 64 THE CAVE IN THE CLIFF. At the sound of his voice the bear turned quickly, andcatching sight of the three boys in such close proximity tothe privacy of her home, uttered a terrible roar of rage, and rearing up on her hind legs, strove to climb the pieceof cliff that separated them from her, Bruce and Fred, who had never seen a wild bear before, shrank terror-stricken into the corner, but Archie, lookingas cool as a cucumber, stood his ground, rifle in hand. No, no, my lady; not this morning, said he, with anironical bow. Youre quite near enough already. Foiled in her first attempt, the great creature gatheredherself together for ano

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