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... night . - Return to Tönnet . - Skinning , & c . the Bears - fat ; flesh ; galls . - Manner of extending the Skin . The Man who rings a Bear entitled to the animal.— Rewards . Return to Lapp cottage . 32 CHAPTER IV . State of the weather ...
... night . - Return to Tönnet . - Skinning , & c . the Bears - fat ; flesh ; galls . - Manner of extending the Skin . The Man who rings a Bear entitled to the animal.— Rewards . Return to Lapp cottage . 32 CHAPTER IV . State of the weather ...
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... Night bivouac . . 238 CHAPTER XIX . Journey to Dyngsjö ; thence to Aspberg . 261 CHAPTER XX . Aspberg Bear . 272 CHAPTER XXI . Chase and death of the Aspberg bear . - Return to Aspberg.- Entering a dog to a bear . 278 CHAPTER XXII ...
... Night bivouac . . 238 CHAPTER XIX . Journey to Dyngsjö ; thence to Aspberg . 261 CHAPTER XX . Aspberg Bear . 272 CHAPTER XXI . Chase and death of the Aspberg bear . - Return to Aspberg.- Entering a dog to a bear . 278 CHAPTER XXII ...
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... draw a pair of immensely large boots , lined either with fur or wool , over those which he commonly wore . These , however , I usually dispensed with , when in my forest dress . On the night of the 31st of October , a 6 TRAVELLING DRESS .
... draw a pair of immensely large boots , lined either with fur or wool , over those which he commonly wore . These , however , I usually dispensed with , when in my forest dress . On the night of the 31st of October , a 6 TRAVELLING DRESS .
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Lewis Lloyd. On the night of the 31st of October , a little snow fell , and the next morning the ground was covered with it , to about the depth of an inch . Its coming thus early was a fortunate circum- stance ; for , as I afterwards ...
Lewis Lloyd. On the night of the 31st of October , a little snow fell , and the next morning the ground was covered with it , to about the depth of an inch . Its coming thus early was a fortunate circum- stance ; for , as I afterwards ...
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... night , and to the track being heavy from the new - fallen snow , it was near ten o'clock before we reached that place . Here we had expected to meet Jan Finne , agreeably to our appointment ; but on our arrival we were much ...
... night , and to the track being heavy from the new - fallen snow , it was near ten o'clock before we reached that place . Here we had expected to meet Jan Finne , agreeably to our appointment ; but on our arrival we were much ...
Términos y frases comunes
afterwards altogether animal Aspberg attack ball bear beast birds black rat brake brown rat Brunberg brute capercali carrion chase chasseur cold consequence considerable course cubs Dalecarlia dashed distance enabled escape feet fell fire fjäll ripa foot forest fortunately four gäll Gefle Greiff ground hamlet happened hare horse hundred inches instance Jan Finne killed Klar lair lake Lapland Lapp-cottage latter length little snow lynx Malung manner miles morning nearly never night Nilsson Northern Norway Norwegian o'clock occasion once owing paces Paijas peasants period person pine poor probably proceeded purpose pursuit quarters quicksilver rifle ring Sälje Sätterwall Scandinavia she-bear shooting short shot situated skall-plats skidor skin sledge soon sportsman Stockholm Storting succeeding supposed Svensson Sweden Swedish thick tion Tönnet took tracks trees Uddeholm unfrequently usually vicinity weather Wermeland whilst wild winter season winter-time wolves wounded young
Pasajes populares
Página 60 - As for man, his days are as grass; as a flower of the field, so he flourisheth : For the wind passeth over it, and it is gone ; and the place thereof shall know it no more.
Página 71 - Finally, it may not be out of place to say a few words regarding the causes of the low flow of the Roanoke (estimated), as compared with that of streams in New England.
Página 9 - Through wisdom is an house builded ; and by understanding it is established : and by knowledge shall the chambers be filled with all precious and pleasant riches.
Página 60 - Come on therefore, let us enjoy the good things that are present : and let us speedily use the creatures like as in youth. Let us fill ourselves with costly wine and ointments : and let no flower of the spring pass by us. Let us crown ourselves with rosebuds before they be withered.
Página 327 - His weapons are his horns and hoofs ; he strikes so forcibly with the latter, as to annihilate a wolf, or other large animal, at a single blow. It is said that, when the elk is incensed, the hair on his neck bristles up like the mane of a lion, which gives him a wild and frightful appearance.
Página 185 - Soon after this, the wretched being, whose feelings may be more easily conceived than described, reached her home in safety. Here she related what had happened, and endeavoured to palliate her own conduct, by describing the dreadful alternative to which she had been reduced. A peasant, however, who was among the bystanders, and heard the recital, took up an axe, and, with one blow, cleft her...
Página 42 - ... as is usual with those animals when they have young, was lying in the front of the den, and we, therefore, almost began to think we had hit upon a bear distinct from those of which we were in search. But on the people introducing a stake, and moving the old bear a little to the side, one of the cubs, and subsequently a second, and a third, exhibited themselves, all of which I despatched, either with my own or with Jan Finne's rifle. The work of death being at length completed, we drew the bears...
Página 329 - Formerly, these animals were made use of in Sweden to draw sledges ; but owing, as it was said, to their speed frequently accelerating the escape of people who had been guilty of murders, or other crimes, the use of them was prohibited under great penalties. Though I apprehend those ordinances, if not abrogated, are obsolete, I am not aware that the elk...
Página 327 - The elk is a long-lived animal ; he does not attain to his full growth until after his fourteenth year. At least so it is to be presumed, as up to that period his horns, which are of a flat form, are annually provided with an additional branch. He sheds his horns about the month of February in each year. The female elk, unlike the reindeer of that sex, has no horns.
Página 329 - It is not long since that a regiment was clothed with waistcoats made from the hides of those animals, which were so thick that a ball could scarcely penetrate them.' He adds further, that ' when made into breeches, a pair of them among the peasantry of former days went as a legacy for several generations.