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So, with a last gentle pat on Don’s head, Old Sam watched the boys out of sight among the trees, and then turned with a happy sigh to enter his cabin.
“Them boys sure are fine lads, an’ the dog—waal, he did have the looks o’ my Rover!”
The boys went happily along, talking about the interesting events of the day, full of wonder at Old Sam’s courage and skill.
That evening around the camp-fire, they told an interested group of boys about the old snake hunter. Tom Binns, who had been especially interested in the story of Rover’s death, turned to Don where he lay in his usual place beside Jack, and whispered softly: “Don’t you go and get drowned like poor old Rover, boy, ’cause if you do, we sure would have to break camp! We can’t get along without our mascot, old fellow!”
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