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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 14, 1925 · page 10

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I love to read tales of the Arctic—-

The kind Dr. Steieneson writes-:-

Ot Pleading through snow When it's
eix below

And camping through long winter
nights.

I love in my fancy. to wander

O'er the ice to the northward or
Nome.

Yet it suit: me first-rate to submit
to fete

Which insists that I hang around

home.

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When my attemoon'u labor was
done.

And cepture a sesl to provide me a
meal.

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But I'd want to be sure that a beef-
steak

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snack -

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On the iloes of the far northe
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lick me. ‘

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storm
That blows o’er the snows while m
maple log glows
In a room that is cosy and war
A round now and then on the to
course
In ull the excitement. I need.
But I hope these brave men go,
ploring again—
For their tales are delightful
read.
—James J. Montague in New Yor
Herald-Tribune.

 

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