The Children of the Cold
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When all are down, the boys count their winnings, and the victor is, of course, the one who has obtained the greatest number of antlers.
CHAPTER V.
FEEDING THE DOGS.
of the first toys that little Bo- reas has is a small bow of whalebone or light wood ; and sitting on the end of the snow bed he shoots his toy arrows, under the direction of his father or mother or some one else who cares to play with him, at something on the other side of the snow house. This is usually a small piece of boiled me...at, of which he is very fond, stuck in a crack between the snow blocks ; and if he hits FEEDING THE DOGS. Gl it, he is entitled to eat it as a reward, although little Boreas seldom needs such encouragement to stimulate him in his plays, so lonesome and long are the dreary winter days in which he lives buried beneath the snow.
These toy arrows are pointed with pins but he is also furnished with blunt arrows, and whenever some inquisitive dog pokes his head in the igloo door, looking around for a stray piece of meat or blubber to steal, little Boreas, if he shoots straight, will hit him upon the nose or head with one of the blunt arrows, and the dog will beat a hasty retreat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When all are down, the boys count their winnings, and the victor is, of course, the one who has obtained the greatest number of antlers.
CHAPTER V.
FEEDING THE DOGS.
of the first toys that little Bo- reas has is a small bow of whalebone or light wood ; and sitting on the end of the snow bed he shoots his toy arrows, under the direction of his father or mother or some one else who cares to play with him, at something on the other side of the snow house. This is usually a small piece of boiled me...at, of which he is very fond, stuck in a crack between the snow blocks ; and if he hits FEEDING THE DOGS. Gl it, he is entitled to eat it as a reward, although little Boreas seldom needs such encouragement to stimulate him in his plays, so lonesome and long are the dreary winter days in which he lives buried beneath the snow.
These toy arrows are pointed with pins but he is also furnished with blunt arrows, and whenever some inquisitive dog pokes his head in the igloo door, looking around for a stray piece of meat or blubber to steal, little Boreas, if he shoots straight, will hit him upon the nose or head with one of the blunt arrows, and the dog will beat a hasty retreat.
What to read after The Children of the Cold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Schwatka to read onlineMoreLess
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