Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 286W. Blackwood, 1959 - England |
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His big paw - marks , deep in two soft patches , showed where he'd propped to throw a sheep , the forepaws bigger than the hind pads , half as big as a man's hand . If his forelegs matched his pads he'd have to be a powerful brute .
His big paw - marks , deep in two soft patches , showed where he'd propped to throw a sheep , the forepaws bigger than the hind pads , half as big as a man's hand . If his forelegs matched his pads he'd have to be a powerful brute .
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He was back in an hour with five traps and two sheepskins and we went to work , setting them round the half - eaten wether . Maybe you've seen a dog - trap ? It's three feet long , with jaws the size of a book page , and weighs ten ...
He was back in an hour with five traps and two sheepskins and we went to work , setting them round the half - eaten wether . Maybe you've seen a dog - trap ? It's three feet long , with jaws the size of a book page , and weighs ten ...
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a -five wethers killed and one travelled half a mile with half his entrails . Oh , yes , that's the sort of things dingoes can do . Back to me next night - three more ; which made over twenty sheep for the week .
a -five wethers killed and one travelled half a mile with half his entrails . Oh , yes , that's the sort of things dingoes can do . Back to me next night - three more ; which made over twenty sheep for the week .
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