Then, as Schreuder held his aimunwaveringly, came a deafening roar and a long silver-blue spurt ofsmoke flew from the muzzle straight down the throat of the crocodile. The seaman squealed as he was forced upon his toes. I did not want this to happen, he said hopelessly. He's rightenough to crop your acorns for you when next you meet.
Cumbrae gave him such a hearty blow ofcommendation as to knock him almost off his feet. It would take themtime to regroup and come on more cautiously, so he had won preciousminutes for Hal. Another hail made him hesitate. It brought down to himthe rich bovine stench of the prey he sought.
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