Hunters And Hunting in the Arctic
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Milk calmed them. The beaters returned aboard soaked with perspiration and the water through which they had splashed.
Of these two bear cubs, one, Martin, lived with me at Norton. It grew to a great size, but always remained savage and dangerous. The other, called Joe to commemorate the part the doctor had played in its capture, I gave to the Paris Museum, where I recently iearnt it is to be seen still in good condition.
The bear cub I captured on August 12, 1909, on the Franz Joseph ice-pack, ...behaved differently from the others. Instead of run- ning, it turned upon the hunters when they approached the body of the mother.
We saw, away to the starboard, a bear, followed by its cub, quietly ambling along over the surface of a small floe surrounded by free water. The two animals appeared to be neither afraid nor troubled by our presence, and H 2 ioo HUNTERS AND HUNTING IN THE ARCTIC trotted towards us. Duly we arrived at the edge of the ice-field. I left my post on the forecastle and took up a position before the charthouse, where no one could disturb me and I would be able to observe every movement of our visitors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Milk calmed them. The beaters returned aboard soaked with perspiration and the water through which they had splashed.
Of these two bear cubs, one, Martin, lived with me at Norton. It grew to a great size, but always remained savage and dangerous. The other, called Joe to commemorate the part the doctor had played in its capture, I gave to the Paris Museum, where I recently iearnt it is to be seen still in good condition.
The bear cub I captured on August 12, 1909, on the Franz Joseph ice-pack, ...behaved differently from the others. Instead of run- ning, it turned upon the hunters when they approached the body of the mother.
We saw, away to the starboard, a bear, followed by its cub, quietly ambling along over the surface of a small floe surrounded by free water. The two animals appeared to be neither afraid nor troubled by our presence, and H 2 ioo HUNTERS AND HUNTING IN THE ARCTIC trotted towards us. Duly we arrived at the edge of the ice-field. I left my post on the forecastle and took up a position before the charthouse, where no one could disturb me and I would be able to observe every movement of our visitors.
What to read after Hunters And Hunting in the Arctic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Philippe Robert Orleans to read onlineMoreLess
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