Chamberlain, James Franklin, 1869-1943 · London : Macmillan & Co. · leaf 131
hadows. After several days Ray and his father leftthe ship, and were carried in a small launclup a tributary stream. When they reached the rubber camp, theyfound a number of rude huts in a clearing.These were built of light poles and hadthatched roofs. In them lived the Indianswho did the work. The… … Fio. 29.—A Rubber Camp. see him tap the rubber trees and collect themilk. He carried a small hatchet, some tincups, a lump of clay, and a gourd. When they reached the first large rubb^ WHERE THE MACKINTOSH GROWS 119 tree, he made several cuts in the bark withhis machete, or hatchet. With a bit of…
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