By this time Mr.Ross' other helper had come in, reporting that the cattle were quiet and grazing, and now this helper and his employer began to remove the hide from one of the cows.
"This cow was overcome by smoke and hot air as soon as it rushed into the blaze," explained Mr.Ross.

"Therefore, this will be safe meat to eat.

When an animal, however, dies in pain, after much suffering, its flesh should never be used for food.

Bill, now that we've gotten the hide off you mount and ride back to the wagon.

Bring it along." Dan and Harry were still bringing in heavy firewood and stacking it up, while the ring of axes in the hands of Dave and Tom was heard.