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AS for Geraldine, when the bull met Joe, and she heard the bellow of / pain that showed he had encountered his match, the child had dropped / senseless upon the grass. There she lay, while Gerald meanwhile had / picked himself up and, none the worse for his hard run, had found his / way home. The little girl was still there when Joe came back to look / after her, after securing his unruly charge.
"Was there ever such an unselfish, plucky, clever little lady! " said / the kind old fellow to himself as he lifted the child tenderly, / thankful to see in the small white face signs of returning / consciousness.