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

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 141

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FORT DAVIS, ALASKA. ing interests, and work their mining propertiesin summer, when not on the trail. Despite a winters strenuous work, mail dogsare physically in better condition at the end thanat the beginning of the season. In weight to greet the mail-carrier with his long, long ex-pected tidings… … BY F. H. THROOP I wish I could tell this story to you as it was toldto me, by the light of a great log fire, makingever-changing pictures on the rough wallsaround; with the wind whistling outside; the lowwhine of the dogs and the flash from the lanternin the refuge tower startling you suddenly…

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