The Arctic Prairies : a Canoe-Journey of 2,000 Miles in Search of the Caribou; Being the Account of a Voyage to the Region North of Aylemer Lake
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It was exactly like a Prairie Hare in all its manners, even to the method of holding its tail in running, and this is one of the most marked and distinctive peculiar- ities of the different kinds.
On the 16th of August we left Lockhart^s River, knowing now that the north arm of the lake was our way. We passed a narrow bay out of which there seemed to be a current, then, on the next high land, noted a large brown spot that moved rather quickly along. It was imdoubtedly some animal with short leg...s, whether a Wolverine a mile away, or a Musk-ox two miles away, was doubtful. Now did that canoe put on its six-mile gait, and we soon knew for certain 231 Digitized by VjOOQIC 232 THE ARCTIC PRAIRIES that the brown thmg was a Musk-ox, We were not yet in their country, but here was one of them to meet us. Quickly we landed. Guns and cameras were loaded.
"Don't fire till I get some pictures — unless he charges," were the orders. And then we raced after the great creature gra- zing from us.
We had no idea whether he would run away or charge, but knew that our plan was to remain xmseen as long as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was exactly like a Prairie Hare in all its manners, even to the method of holding its tail in running, and this is one of the most marked and distinctive peculiar- ities of the different kinds.
On the 16th of August we left Lockhart^s River, knowing now that the north arm of the lake was our way. We passed a narrow bay out of which there seemed to be a current, then, on the next high land, noted a large brown spot that moved rather quickly along. It was imdoubtedly some animal with short leg...s, whether a Wolverine a mile away, or a Musk-ox two miles away, was doubtful. Now did that canoe put on its six-mile gait, and we soon knew for certain 231 Digitized by VjOOQIC 232 THE ARCTIC PRAIRIES that the brown thmg was a Musk-ox, We were not yet in their country, but here was one of them to meet us. Quickly we landed. Guns and cameras were loaded.
"Don't fire till I get some pictures — unless he charges," were the orders. And then we raced after the great creature gra- zing from us.
We had no idea whether he would run away or charge, but knew that our plan was to remain xmseen as long as possible.
What to read after The Arctic Prairies : a Canoe-Journey of 2,000 Miles in Search of the Caribou; Being the Account of a Voyage to the Region North of Aylemer Lake?
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