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| "About the only time I didn't go hunting was when the weather was bad, even then Mama all but had to ______ me." |
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| "What wonderful nights they were, running like a deer through the thick ______ of the bottoms..." |
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| "The next morning, I hung around the house for awhile, and then ____________ whistled my way out to the barn." |
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| "I could hold those coon hunters __________ with some of my hunting tales." |
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| "He (Grandpa) just ________ around the store with a silly little grin on his face." |
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| "He ________ around with a belligerent and tough attitude." |
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| "He strutted around with a ___________ and tough attitude." |
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| "By some strange twist of nature, Little Ann was ________ to go through life without being a mother." |
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| "The rocks and briers were hard on their feet. With a bottle of peroxide and a can of _____, I would doctor their wounds." |
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| "I never saw a coon hound (Old Dan) so determined or one that could get into so many ___________." |
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| "I came to a point where a ______ of crystal-clear water ran into the river." |
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| "On the other side was a _____. I could hear one of my dogs there." |
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| "She was __________, running up and down the bank and whining." |
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| "It was an ______ sound and seemed to be coming from far away." |
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| "It was a wonderful place to hunt as it ________ with game." |
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| "The bark had rotted away and fallen off, leaving the trunk bare and _____ as glass." |
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| "Walking around to the other side, I saw how he had accomplished his ____." |
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| "I blew out my lantern, pulled off my shoes and socks, and started _________ up the tree." |
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