Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 50
ranging the reindeer skins for the bed-ding for the night. Suddenly, I noticed one ofour best hunting-dogs (we had forty-two dogs alto-gether) run excitedly over the hill, followed closely THE CHILDREN OF THE COLD. 515 by the remainder, one after the other. Then, to was in this case; as soon as… … THE DOGS DINNHK-MMIr. howling, barking dogs soon brought them to bayon the ice of the lake not fifty yards from wherethe igloos were built. I acknowledge that I wasnearly as much excited as the dogs over this strangeand huge wild game, and I at once shouted in atthe entrance of my own igloo to my…
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