Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 235
ilantly for a sealsnose. But, however long it may be before pussy (as the seals are sometimes called) comes aroundto breathe a little whiff of fresh air, as soon as thefirst blow is heard by the hunter, who is, per-haps, half asleep, he is at once full of expectationand excitement. He places the… … THE SEAL THE LEDGES FOR THE SEAL-BABIES. READY FOR THE SEAL TO BLOW. igloo the seal comes, about every quarter of anhour, to breathe. When he puts his nose close tothe little hole at the top of the dome for some freshair, he breathes in a series of short gasps that anyone near the hole can readily…
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