Holding on with his claws, the coon sank his teeth in a long tender ear.
Old Dan was furious. He started turning in a circle, bawling with pain.
Little Ann was trying hard to get ahold of the coon but she couldn’t.
Because of his fast circling, Old Dan’s feet flew out from under him and he fell.
This gave Little Ann a chance. Darting in, her jaws closed on the back of the coon’s neck.
I knew the fight was over. Arriving back at camp, I saw that all the tents had been taken down but ours.
A hunter said, “Everyone was in a hurry to get out before another blizzard sets in.”
Papa told me to take my dogs into the tent as Grandpa wanted to see them.
I saw tears in my grandfather’s eyes as he talked to them.
His ankle was wrapped in bandages. His foot and toes were swollen to twice their normal size.
They had turned a greenish-yellow color. Placing my hand on his foot, I could feel the feverish heat.
Dr. Lathman came over. “Are you ready to go now?” he asked.
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