I screamed at her. She paid no attention to me. Digging his sharp little claws in the bark, the boy pup made it to the top.
He didn’t hesitate. Straight down that sycamore log he charged. With teeth bared, the coon waited.
When my pup was about two feet from him, he made a lunge.
The coon just seemed to pull my pup up under his stomach and went to work with tooth and claw.
The girl pup saved him. Like a cat in a corn crib, she sneaked in from behind and sank her needlesharp teeth in the coon’s back.
It was too much for Old Ringy. He turned the boy pup loose, turned around, and slapped her clear off the log.
She came running to me, yelping her head off. I grabbed her up in my arms and looked for the boy pup.
When the coon had turned him loose, he too had fallen off the log.
He was trying to get back to the coon. I darted in and grabbed him by the hind leg.
With a pup under each arm and running as fast as I could, I lit out for the house.
Coming out of the bottoms into a fresh-plowed field I set my pups down so I could get a little more speed.
I started yelling as soon as I came in sight of the house.
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