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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life part 3 (1912)

University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 229

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, and warn him to turn back—to go no farther. On the contrary ! this adviser was an-swered. These people think that if we letthe bear alone he will probably turn offthrough that ravine yonder—doyou see ? The Germans declarethat he probably has his denthere. But what if he does not turnoff there? If… … THE KIND-HEARTED BEAR LIFTED THE LITTLE GIRL UP CAREFULLY AND, TURNING, SET HER DOWN ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PATH. he will pass his den. In that case they will meet.Oh, what a terrible situation ! And there is no way to help ! Perhaps these Swabians have already devised some method. They seem to…

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