Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 606
hands rushedfor the hatch to have a look at him. We found him surprisingly calm, sitting on hishaunches, but growling and making the champingnoise peculiar to bears when angry. The ropewas still around him, but as no weight was on it,the noose fell off as soon as he moved. The next day, he ate… … HOISTING A POLAR BEAK ABOARD SHIP.From a photograph, by courtesy of Mr. Harry Whitney. that the inevitable was coming, with a viciousgrowl plunged into the water and started for thelaunch. After we had got some two or three hundredyards from the pan-ice, the big brute succeededin getting free, and…
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