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A wild bear chace didst never see	A
Then hast thou lived in vain	B
Thy richest bump of glorious glee	A
Lies desert in thy brain	B
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When first my father settled here	C
'Twas then the frontier line	D
The panther's scream filled night with fear	E
And bears preyed on the swine	D
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But woe for Bruin's short lived fun	F
When rose the squealing cry	G
Now man and horse with dog and gun	F
For vengeance at him fly	G
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A sound of danger strikes his ear	C
He gives the breeze a snuff	H
Away he bounds with little fear	E
And seeks the tangled rough	H
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On press his foes and reach the ground	I
Where's left his half munched meal	J
The dogs in circles scent around	I
And find his fresh made trail	K
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With instant cry away they dash	L
And men as fast pursue	M
O'er logs they leap through water splash	L
And shout the brisk halloo	K
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Now to elude the eager pack	N
Bear shuns the open ground	I
Through matted vines he shapes his track	N
And runs it round and round	I
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The tall fleet cur with deep mouthed voice	O
Now speeds him as the wind	P
While half grown pup and short legged fice	O
Are yelping far behind	P
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And fresh recruits are dropping in	Q
To join the merry corps	O
With yelp and yell a mingled din	Q
The woods are in a roar	O
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And round and round the chace now goes	O
The world's alive with fun	F
Nick Carter's horse his rider throws	O
And more Hill drops his gun	F
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Now sorely pressed bear glances back	N
And lolls his tired tongue	R
When as to force him from his track	N
An ambush on him sprung	R
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Across the glade he sweeps for flight	S
And fully is in view	M
The dogs new fired by the sight	S
Their cry and speed renew	M
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The foremost ones now reach his rear	E
He turns they dash away	T
And circling now the wrathful bear	U
They have him full at bay	T
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At top of speed the horse men come	V
All screaming in a row	W
Whoop Take him Tiger Seize him Drum	V
Bang bang the rifles go	W
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And furious now the dogs he tears	O
And crushes in his ire	X
Wheels right and left and upward rears	O
With eyes of burning fire	Y
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But leaden death is at his heart	Z
Vain all the strength he plies	O
And spouting blood from every part	Z
He reels and sinks and dies	O
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And now a dinsome clamor rose	O
'Bout who should have his skin	Q
Who first draws blood each hunter knows	O
This prize must always win	Q
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But who did this and how to trace	O
What's true from what's a lie	K
Like lawyers in a murder case	O
They stoutly argufy	M
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Aforesaid fice of blustering mood	A2
Behind and quite forgot	B2
Just now emerging from the wood	C2
Arrives upon the spot	B2
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With grinning teeth and up turned hair	U
Brim full of spunk and wrath	D2
He growls and seizes on dead bear	U
And shakes for life and death	E2
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And swells as if his skin would tear	U
And growls and shakes again	F2
And swears as plain as dog can swear	U
That he has won the skin	Q
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Conceited whelp we laugh at thee	A
Nor mind that now a few	M
Of pompous two legged dogs there be	A
Conceited quite as you	M

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