[The Jungle Fugitives by Edward S. Ellis]@TWC D-Link bookThe Jungle Fugitives CHAPTER V 41/141
It was an alarming sight, but the good man kept cool, and meant business from the start. Taking a piece of broken wagon tire, he thrust it slantingly into the hole, to hold the serpent a prisoner, and shoving the muzzle of his revolver forward, he let fly. Not the slightest motion followed.
He had missed.
He now gently turned the tire edgewise and fired again.
A furious writhing followed, proving that the snake had been hit hard.
The tire was instantly turned over flat to prevent its coming out.
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