I never heard such a racket in all my life. I’d have sworn he rattled the paper sacks in our grocery boxes.
Taking a blanket, I went out to my dogs. Little Ann had wiggled up as close to Old Dan as she could.
Prying them apart, I lay down between them and fell asleep.
The last night of the eliminations turned out like the second night. None of the judges turned in more than two hides.
That day, about noon, the owners of the other winning teams and I were called for a conference with the head judge.
He said, “Gentlemen, the eliminations are over. Only three sets of hounds are left for the runoff.
The winner of tonight’s hunt will receive the gold cup.
If there is a tie for the championship, naturally there will be another runoff.”
He shook hands with each of us and wished us good luck.
Tension began to build up in the camp. Here and there hunters were standing in small groups, talking.
Others could be seen going in and out of tents with rolls of money in their hands.
Grandpa was the busiest one of all. His voice could be heard all over the camp.
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