[On Our Selection by Steele Rudd]@TWC D-Link bookOn Our Selection CHAPTER XVI 27/28
She was in time to see a solitary kangaroo hop in a drunken manner towards the fence, so she let the dog go and cried, "Sool him, Bluey! Sool him!" Bluey sooled him, and Mother followed with the axe to get the scalp.
As the dog came racing up, the kangaroo turned and hissed, "G' home, y' mongrel!" Bluey took no notice, and only when he had nailed the kangaroo dextrously by the thigh and got him down did it dawn upon the marsupial that Bluey was n't in the secret.
Joe tore off his head-gear, called the dog affectionately by name, and yelled for help; but Bluey had not had anything substantial to eat for over a week, and he worried away vigorously. Then the kangaroo slashed out with the carving-knife, and hacked a junk off Bluey's nose.
Bluey shook his head, relaxed his thigh-grip, and grabbed the kangaroo by the ribs.
How that kangaroo did squeal! Mother arrived.
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