Raymond S. Spears

Raymond S. Spears

Summary

Portrait of Raymond S. Spears Raymond S. Spears,  The Wolver — Chapter 14 (1916)

“ Nevertheless, French Louie must needs follow up the track with great caution, his rifle all ready. Presently he saw the wolf on the opposite side of a ravine, all curled up and sound asleep, unconscious of the near approach of the enemy who had broken up his great pack, slaying its, fiercest fighters and scattering the survivors.
French Louie raised his holster-rifle, drew down very steadily, and aimed for a long time; but he did not fire at Two Toes.
"By gar! A feller want to make sure!" he whispered to himself. "A feller don' want to make no mistake!
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