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field. From out the spire bushes and autumn olives, ambles what looked to he two nr throe year uid bear. There was little, fat to speak of on this particular bruin, and 1 immediately assumed it vs as not yet fully grown, i wa$ wrong. Out of the 'bushes, trotting along behind mamma, came a frisky little, cub.
I rethought mv earlier , notions and then thought She was pretty young to have a taib. or else she wasn’t doing so well.
The next day, in a field nearby. this same hear came trot tin.-, m * r a grassy knoll. 1 could now see t hat she was full grown, from the length of her legs, but ‘•'he still little looked a little worse foj wear. The. answer was Iren revealed to me
Tiaipsing behind h t was not the sin rl ' d bein' e. nr t.v. ' 1 ' a - might nnhnoMf.- C'P""'. t ill cv jit tie '1 ‘k bi:S .'! ; , INo. wonder -dm. looked inn flown and underweight. The wrestling.match
And two'of these little fellow.-, appeared to be in training for the circus. The mu- n the'lead, closest behind mom. came upon a standing dead tree, no more that six eight inches in di.meter t; ruit right up to it. -looti up - h;.- in mi legs and put hifrort feei again.- i ;i ai d Ionised back m ii.r- .two mil •limit .il: :!
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