Animal Sanctuaries in Labrador
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FOOD. --The resident population is so sparse that there is not oneperson for every 20, 000 acres; and most of these people live on thecoast. Consequently, the vast interior could not be used for foodsupplies in any case. Besides, ever since the white man occupied thecoast, the immediate hinterland, which used to be full of life, hasbecome more and more barren. Fish is plentiful enough. A few smallcrops of common vegetables could be grown in many places, and outsidesupplies are becoming more ava...ilable. So the toll of birds and mammalstaken by the present genuine residents for necessary food is not amenace, if taken in reason. In isolated places in the Gulf, likeHarrington, the Provincial law might safely be relaxed, so as to allowthe eggs of ducks and gulls to be taken up to the 5th of June andthose of murres, auks and puffins up to the 15th. Flight birds mightalso be shot at any time on the outside capes and islands. There is alocal unwritten law down there--"No guns inside, after the 1st ofJune"--and it has been kept for twenty years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FOOD. --The resident population is so sparse that there is not oneperson for every 20, 000 acres; and most of these people live on thecoast. Consequently, the vast interior could not be used for foodsupplies in any case. Besides, ever since the white man occupied thecoast, the immediate hinterland, which used to be full of life, hasbecome more and more barren. Fish is plentiful enough. A few smallcrops of common vegetables could be grown in many places, and outsidesupplies are becoming more ava...ilable. So the toll of birds and mammalstaken by the present genuine residents for necessary food is not amenace, if taken in reason. In isolated places in the Gulf, likeHarrington, the Provincial law might safely be relaxed, so as to allowthe eggs of ducks and gulls to be taken up to the 5th of June andthose of murres, auks and puffins up to the 15th. Flight birds mightalso be shot at any time on the outside capes and islands. There is alocal unwritten law down there--"No guns inside, after the 1st ofJune"--and it has been kept for twenty years.
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