Chapter 5 Old Yeller

Every night before she let Little Arliss go to bed, Mama made him empty all his pockets because he made it a practice of trying to capture every living thing he could.

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Before Old Yeller came, Little Arliss never captured anything dangerous.

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Old Yeller ran game down and turned it over to Little Arliss, who fibbed about how he caught it himself.

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Travis said the old yeller dog was going to make Little Arliss the biggest liar in Texas.

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Travis never lied when he was a child.

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The day Little Arliss caught the bear, Travis was down the creek splitting rails to fix up the yard fence that the bulls had torn down.

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Travis was on his way back to the cabin when he heard Little Arliss scream.

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It was not unusual to hear Little Arliss scream, but this time Travis knew it was different.

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Travis couldn’t place the whimpering, crying sound that was mixed with Little Arliss’ second scream, but the coughing roar he recognized as a charging bear.

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Travis found Little Arliss in the spring holding on to the hind legs of a little black bear cub.

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