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Has anyone been seriously hurt�拭─�
A chorus of ;no's; echoed from all sides。
The showman breathed a sigh of relief。 A bare half dozen had to be
helped down from the seats�察�where they had been struck by flying debris�察�
but beyond that no one obeyed Mr。 Sparling's request to remain。
The men had run quickly along under the seats to see if by any chance
injured persons had fallen through。 They helped a few out and these
walked hurriedly away�察 �bent on getting off the circus lot as quickly as
possible after their exciting experiences。
;No one killed�察�Phil。;
;I'm glad of that。 I'm going to look for Wallace。 Better get your
men out right away�察�or he'll be too far away for us ever to catch him again。
Have the menagerie men gone to look for him�拭─�
;I don't know�察�Phil。 You will remember that I have been rather busily
engaged for the past ten or fifteen minutes。;
;We all have。 Well�察�I'm going to take a run and see if I can get track
of the lion。;
;Be careful。 Better get your clothes on the first thing you do。;
;Guess he hasn't any。 His trunk and mine have gone away
somewhere�察─�nodded Teddy。
;Never mind the clothes。 I'm on a lion hunt now�察─ �laughed Phil�察�
starting from the enclosure on a run。
;Nothing can stop that boy�察─�muttered Mr。 Sparling。 The owner was
all activity now�察 �giving his orders at rapid´fire rate。 First�察 �the men were
ordered to gather the canvas and stretch it out on the lot so an inventory
might be taken to determine in what shape the show had been left。
Others were assigned to search the lot for show properties�察�costumes and
the like�察�and in a very short time the big�察�machine´like organization was
working methodically and without excitement。
It must not be thought that nothing was being done toward catching
the escaped lion。 Fully fifty men had started in pursuit immediately after
the escape。 They had been detained for a few minutes by the blow down�察�
after which every man belonging to the menagerie tent�察 �who could be
spared�察�joined in the chase。
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The lion cage�察�one of the few left remaining on the lot�察�had been blown
over as it was being taken away。 The shock had burst open the rear door
and Wallace was quick to take advantage of the opportunity to regain his
freedom。 An iron´barred partition separated him from his mate。
Fortunately this partition had held�察�leaving the lioness still confined in the
cage。
The attendants quickly righted the cage�察�making fast the door so that
there might be no repetition of the disaster。
Seeing Phil hurrying away Teddy took to his heels also�察�and within a
short distance caught up with his companion。
;You going to look for that lion�察�Phil�拭─�
;Yes。;
;So am I。;
;You had better stay here�察�Teddy。 You might get hurt。;
;What about yourself�拭─�
;Oh�察�I'm not afraid�察─�laughed Phil。
;Don't you call me a coward�察�Phil Forrest。 I've got as much sand as
you have any time。;
;Why�察�I didn't call you a coward。 I;
;Yes�察�you did�察�yes�察�you did� ─�
;Don't let's quarrel。 Remember we are on a lion hunt just now。 Hey�察�
Bob。; hailed Phil�察�discovering one of the menagerie attendants。
;Hello。;
;Which way did he go�拭─�
;We don't know。 When the blow down came we lost all track of
Wallace。 He's probably headed for the open country。;
;Where are the searchers�拭─�
;All over。 A party went west�察�another north and the third to the east。;
;What about the villagedid no one go that way to hunt for him�拭─�
;No�察�he wouldn't go to town。;
;Think not�拭─�
;Sure of it。;
;Why not�拭─�
;He'd want to get away from the people as quick as he could。 You
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don't catch Wallace going into any town or any other place where there's
people。;
;I noticed that he came in under the big top where there were about
three thousand of them�察─�replied Phil dryly。
;He was scared�察�that's what made him do that。;
;And that very emotion may have sent him into the town。 I'm going
over there to start something on my own hook。 Are you going along
Teddy�拭─�
;You bet I am。 I always did like to hunt lions。;
;When you are sure you are going away from the lion�察�instead of in his
direction�察─ �suggested Phil�察 �laughingly。 ;What's that you have in your
hand�拭─�
;It's an iron tent stake I picked up on the lot。 I'll fetch him a wallop
that'll make him see stars if I catch close enough sight of him。;
;I don't think you will get quite that close to Wallace。;
;I'll show you。;
By this time the word had spread all over town that the whole
menagerie of the Sparling Combined Shows had escaped。 The streets were
cleared in short order。 Here and there�察�from an upper window�察�might be
seen the whites of the frightened eyes of a Negro peering down�察�hoping to
catch sight of the wild beasts�察 �and fearful lest he should。 ;If it was an
elephant we might trail him�察─�suggested Teddy。
;That's not a half bad idea。 The dust is quite thick。 I wish we had
thought to bring a torch with us。;
;I'll tell you where we can get one。;
;Where�拭─�
;One of the markers set up to guide the wagon drivers to the railroad
yards。 There's a couple on the next street above here。 I saw them just a
minute ago。;
;Teddy you are a genius。 And to think I have known you all this time
and never found it out before。 Come on�察�we'll get the torches。;
They started on a run across an open lot�察�then turning into the street
above�察�saw the torches flaring by the roadside half a block away。 Jerking
the lights up the lads ran back to the street they had previously left。
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;Where shall we look�拭─�
;We might as well begin right here�察�Teddy。 I can't help believing that
Wallace is somewhere in the town。 I don't believe�察�for a minute�察�that he
would run off into the country。 If he has he'll be back in a very short time。
You remember what I tell you。 If we can get track of him we'll follow
and send word back to the lot so they can come and get him。;
;Why not catch him ourselves�拭─�
;I don't think we two boys had better try that。 I am afraid it would
prove too much for us。;
;I've got a tent stake。 I'm not afraid。 Why didn't you bring a club�拭─�
;I have the ringmaster's whip。 I prefer that to a club when it comes to
meeting a wild lion。 Hello�察�up there� ─�called Phil�察�discovering two men
looking out of a window above him。
;Hello yourself。 You fellows belong to the circus�拭─�
;Yes。 Have you seen anything of a lion around this part of the
town�拭─�
;A tall fellow about my size�察�with blue eyes and blonde hair�察─�added
Teddy。
;Stop your fooling�察�Teddy。;
;A lion�拭─�
;Yes。;
;Only one�拭─�
;That's all�察─�replied Phil a bit impatiently。 ;Have you seen him�拭─�
;Why�察�we heard the whole menagerie had escaped。;
;That is a mistake。 Only one animal got awaythe lion。;
;No�察�we haven't seen him�察�but we heard him a little while ago。;
;Where�察�where�拭─�questioned the boy eagerly。
;Heard him roar�察�and it sounded as if he was off in that direction。;
;O�察�thank you�察�thank you�察─�answered Phil。
;Say�察�are you in the show did you say�拭─�now catching sight of Phil's
tights under the bright moonlight。
;Yes。;
;What do you do�拭─�
;I am in the big trapeze act�察 �the flying rings and a few other little
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things。;
;Is that so�拭─�
;Yes。 Well�察�you'll have to excuse us。 We must be going。;
;You boys are not going out after that lion alone�察�are you�拭─�
;Yes�察�of course。;
;Great Caesar� �What do you think of that�拭 �Wait a minute�察�we'll get
our guns and join you。;
;Please�察�I would rather you would not。 We don't want to kill the lion�察�
you see。;
;Don't want to kill him�拭─�questioned the man in amazement。
;Certainly not。 We want to capture him。 If the town's people will
simply stay in their homes�察 �and not bother us�察 �we shall get him before
morning and no one will be the worse for his escape。 Wallace is worth a
few thousand dollars�察�I suppose you are aware。 Come along�察�Teddy。;
Leaving the two men to utter exclamations of amazement�察 �the lads
started off in the direction indicated