Identifier: bareesonofkazan00curw (find matches)
Title: Baree, son of Kazan
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Curwood, James Oliver, 1878-1927
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Publisher: New York : Grosset & Dunlap
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r hand caressed him and hexvoice talked to him. Then she got up suddenly andleft him, and he did not move while he waited foiher. In a moment she was back with a basinof water and a cloth. Gently she washed the bloodfrom his eyes and mouth. And still Baree madeno move. He scarcely breathed. But Nepeese sawthe little quivers that shot through his body whenher hand touched him, like electric shocks. He beat you with a club, she was saying, herdark eyes within a foot of Barees. He beat you!That man-beast! There came an interruption. The door opened,and the man-beast stood looking down on them, agrin on his red face. Instantly Baree showed thathe was alive. He sprang back from under the Wil-lows hand with a sudden snarl and faced McTag-gart. The hair of his spine stood up like a brush;his fangs gleamed menacingly, and his eyes burnedlike living coals. There is a devil in him, said McTaggart,He is wild—born of the wolf. You must be care-ful or he will take off a hand, ha sahahet / It was
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With an oath McTaggart snatched his revolver from its holster. The Wjhim in her arms. . . . Her eyes blazed. You beat!

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