Slowly and carefully she worked her way through the tangled mass.
I lost sight of her when she came close to the undermined bank.
She wormed her way under the overhang. I could hear her clawing and wallowing around, and then all hell broke loose.
Out from under the bank came the biggest coon I had ever seen, the ghost coon.
He came out right over Little Ann. She caught him in the old treetop.
I knew she was no match for him in that tangled mass of limbs and logs.
He fought his way free and swam for the opposite bank.
She was right behind him. Old Dan didn’t wait, look, or listen.
He piled off the ten-foot bank and disappeared from sight.
I looked for him. I knew he was tangled in the debris under the surface.
I started to take off my overalls, but stopped when I saw his red head shoot up out of the water.
Bawling and clawing his way free of the limbs and logs, he was on his way.
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