Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 492
etween the rows of antlers, themore active boys will turn around on their flyingsleds and hurl back a spear or arrow with sufficientforce to bring down an antler. When all have reached the bottom of the hill,they return to the rows of antlers, where each boypicks out those he has rightfully… … REINDEER-HUNTING —A FAVOKITE GAME OF ESKIMO BOVS. The boys with their sleds, numbering from fourto six in a fair-sized village, gather on the top ofthe hill, each boy having with him two or threespears, or a bow with as many arrows. Theystart together, each boys object being to knockdown as many…
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