Chamberlain, James Franklin, 1869-1943 · London : Macmillan & Co. · leaf 161
henearest land. Because of what I have said you must notsuppose that Flossy lacked for playmates. No,indeed. These islands were the summer homeof many besides Tier parents. There were thou-sands of youngsters! You could see them inevery direction, and you could hear the mothers 147 148 HOW WE ARE… … Fig. 40. — Sea Bear or Fur Seal. long strings of kelp and with one anothe.You never heard of children so young as Flossygoing into the ocean? Well, I have not yethad time to tell yon that Flossy and her com-panions were fur seals. Fur seals are more athome in the water than on the land- A SUMMER…
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