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id: 15276
title: Bears I Have Met—and Others
author: Kelly, Allen
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  tracked into a deep rocky canyon running from Forest Hill to Big Bar. Large rocks were rolled down its sides, and the bears were routed out unadorned tale of an old-fashioned Grizzly bear hunt. The old bear would stand up and look over a patch of brush to locate "''Woof!'' said the old bear as she jumped four feet high, and when she tree and then advanced toward the bear with my rifle in my left hand. The old bear began to shake that tree until it old buckskin met the Monarch on a trail and started a bear fight right Monarch was not a bear to fool away much time on a man up a tree, and it to a man who knew the bear so well that he thought the old Pinto bear came along and killed the calf, and the man in the tree saw the He, Old Bill, had killed many bears in


id: 15528
title: The Tale of Cuffy Bear
author: Bailey, Arthur Scott
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  Far up on the side of Blue Mountain lived Cuffy Bear with his father and winter long Cuffy was just as good as any little bear could be. Gently Mrs. Bear roused Cuffy and Silkie. The pricks of the porcupine''s quills made Cuffy Bear''s paws so sore that time Cuffy was a very good little bear. After leaving the wonderful spring Cuffy Bear was so long getting home And soon Mr. Bear had Cuffy on one knee, and Silkie on the other, and he was telling Another day had come and all the morning long Cuffy Bear and his sister "The ice will soon go out," Mr. Bear said to Cuffy''s mother at breakfast Cuffy he reached out and gave that naughty, frightened little bear a One day Cuffy Bear and his little sister Silkie had been making sand Cuffy Bear found many good things in Farmer Green''s lunch basket.


id: 19772
title: Denslow''s Three Bears
author: Denslow, W. W. (William Wallace)
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  little girl by the name of Golden Hair; she was an orphan and lived with Although little Golden Hair lived far from other children she was never "So this is where the jolly bears live!" said Golden Hair, as she little bowl for the Tiny Bear," said Golden Hair. Golden Hair rode upon the broad back of Papa Bear, while Mamma Bear and they came clear of the wood and up to the home of Golden Hair. company with her little Golden Hair; but when she saw how jolly they all sweet milk for Golden Hair and the Tiny Bear. Mamma Bear would do the housework under the direction of Golden Hair, their three beds to the home of Golden Hair and her grandmother, the rate the fame of Golden Hair and the three bears spread far and wide The good natured bears were always anxious to please the children; they Denslow''s Picture Books for Children


id: 22816
title: The Adventures of Buster Bear
author: Burgess, Thornton W. (Thornton Waldo)
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  Buster Bear tiptoed up very softly until he was right behind Little Joe LITTLE JOE OTTER GETS EVEN WITH BUSTER BEAR LITTLE JOE OTTER GETS EVEN WITH BUSTER BEAR Buster Bear hadn''t actually taken the fish away from Little Joe. But "What''s he doing?" asked Little Joe Otter, as Buster Bear sat for the LITTLE JOE OTTER SUPPLIES BUSTER BEAR WITH A BREAKFAST LITTLE JOE OTTER SUPPLIES BUSTER BEAR WITH A BREAKFAST Now when Little Joe Otter found that Buster Bear had been too smart for fishing as is Little Joe Otter or Billy Mink or Buster Bear. Little Joe Otter and Buster Bear. Now Farmer Brown''s boy didn''t know that Buster Bear had come down to the "Huh!" said Buster Bear to Little Joe Otter, "I believe he was afraid!" BUSTER BEAR CARRIES OFF THE PAIL OF FARMER BROWN''S BOY BUSTER BEAR CARRIES OFF THE PAIL OF FARMER BROWN''S BOY


id: 27993
title: Bruin: The Grand Bear Hunt
author: Reid, Mayne
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  "In the first place," said Alexis, "there is the brown bear (_ursus we shall be able to pick up a skin of the American black bear (_ursus Such advantage, then, had the bear which our young hunters were tracking Pouchskin was an old bear-hunter. bear-hunters to start back and look upwards, instead of into the cave. the body of the bear, he drew back his spear, telling the hunter to look Pouchskin got into one tree, while the izzard-hunter and Alexis chose As the izzard-hunter said, the Pyrenean bear, like his Norwegian cousin, Our young hunters found this bear one of the largest of his species, and had several times come upon the track of the bears, and had even seen _tree-climbing wood bear_: the Barren Ground species is not. There our hunters expected to find no less than three species of bears-This savage habit on the part of the bears our young hunters had long


id: 28302
title: The Arkansaw Bear: A Tale of Fanciful Adventure
author: Paine, Albert Bigelow
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  tree, and looking straight at the little boy, with fiddle in position As the little boy took Horatio''s big paw he ceased to be even the least And the boy was named Bosephus and Horatio the Bear, "We have had a good day, Bosephus," said Horatio, with a long sigh of While the Bear played the little boy had been watching a slim, moving little boy was startled, and as for the Bear, he gave one wild look and Horatio preferred to sleep outside, and the little boy said he would landings during the night, and the little boy and the big Bear slept HORATIO paused in his playing and looked at Bosephus, who was ready to "Bosephus," said the Bear, "a man who will plant a tree like that so And this was the reason Horatio and Bosephus and the little cub bear


id: 28671
title: The Adventures of a Bear, and a Great Bear Too
author: Elwes, Alfred
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  manners in so rude a way: so Master Bruin grew apace, until his brothers however, this great bear''s ill temper was remarkable before, judge what Bruin now travelled on till he reached a stream, which came bounding that looked wonderful in the eyes of the untutored Bruin. good-natured of beings, and Bruin found it especially hard to bear; he the day at length arrived when Bruin was to make his next appearance in cries, that Bruin, carrying a bag, followed by Tom with the drum, made thus deplore his master''s fate, till Bruin, angered by the noise, threw Bruin, who had betrayed no feeling of any kind at the sight of his late last resting-place without the city; for the dogs, with great good Tom was, however, now gone; poor Schwein, too, had departed; and Bruin''s than usually alert, and caused Master Bruin to be closely watched. "The word of a bear," replied Bruin.


id: 23499
title: The Hunters'' Feast: Conversations Around the Camp Fire
author: Reid, Mayne
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  should exclusively relate to birds or animals--in fact, any hunted game the United States, is a rare animal everywhere, and seen only at long taken to a small tree, while there were large ones near at hand. Indian hunters on the great plains of North America. once; while those of the long-tailed species run more like the common long-tails, it would be time enough to let it be known how we had moved at times, as if the head of the animal was carried about in For a long time the great polar bear has been the most celebrated animal track of the great moose-deer, but the hunter-naturalist, better The colour of the moose, like that of other animals of the deer kind, Long before this time we had encountered that well-known animal of the The long looked for day at length arrived when the game were to be met


id: 23322
title: The Three Bears
author: Anonymous
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  Their porridge was thick, and their chairs and beds good. Their son, Tiny-cub, was like Dame Goose''s lad; Now Bruin, the biggest--the surly old bear-Young Tiny-cub''s bowl, chair, and bed were the best,-It tastes like the food of the surly old bear," Then she tried Tiny-Cub''s bowl, and said, "This is nice; That young bear, Tiny-cub--from him shall I run? Young Tiny-cub said, in a voice very small, In voice like a thunder-storm, roared the big bear. Young Tiny-cub said, and so fierce was his frown, See our pet Tiny-cub can look just like a bear," "WHO IS LYING ON MY BED?" said young Tiny-Cub, To Mammy and Tiny then did big Bruin roar, [Illustration: GOLDENHAIR EATS UP TINY-CUB''S PORRIDGE.] [Illustration: GOLDENHAIR BREAKS THE BOTTOM OUT OF TINY-CUB''S CHAIR.] [Illustration: THE BEARS FIND GOLDENHAIR ASLEEP IN TINY-CUB''S BED.] NEW PICTURE BOOKS FOR LITTLE CHILDREN.


id: 31414
title: Bear Brownie: The Life of a Bear
author: Robinson, Harry Perry
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  Bears, when they live far enough away from man, have absolutely nothing whereas when summer came we moved away, as bears always do, and had no he came in sight we knew that it was a bear like ourselves. and, looking round, he saw a man lying flat on the ground in such a way bear would know the man-smell by the first whiff he got of it. passed the place where man had lived, we came to a beaver-dam across the On our way to the patch we met the bad-tempered bear coming away from Usually it takes a long time to make two bears fight. for the first time I did not go home to my father and mother, but stayed did that day when I turned away from my mother, and went down the Many times, of course--in fact, nearly every day--I met other bears like


id: 21398
title: Black Bruin: The Biography of a Bear
author: Hawkes, Clarence
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  follow a full-grown bear into the deep woods at night, and recover When the young farmer beheld the great hulk of the black bear lying wood-shed and the porch were left open, the little bear''s world grew He was just in time to see Black Bruin come shambling into the yard pillowed his head upon Black Bruin and so the bear had to lie very Finally, Black Bruin scented a chipmunk in a small pile of stones, and One day Black Bruin was following along the banks of a good-sized Then Black Bruin went up and smelled of their tracks and his good nose After that Black Bruin saw the old bear and her two cubs often, but she Man was no friend of the wild creatures, so Black Bruin all dark, and to Black Bruin''s eyes, sinister-looking like Pedro. It was about midnight when the train bearing Black Bruin''s van pulled


id: 21734
title: The Golden Dream: Adventures in the Far West
author: Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael)
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  "Come here, my lad," said the old gentleman, seizing Ned Sinton by the "Not a bit of it, man," said Ned, in a cheering tone, as he drew the arm "Very well; then I''ll call you Tom in future, and you''ll call me Ned. Now, Tom, you must come with me and Captain Bunting to the gold-fields, "Tom," said Ned, stopping and laying his hand on the shoulder of his "I am a friend," said Ned, looking towards the further end of the boat, "Be calm, my friend," said Ned, who now believed that the poor man''s "Comrades," said Ned Sinton, as the party sat inside their tent, round By this time the captain and Jones had left the tent, and Ned Sinton was "Good-morning, friend," said Ned, as Tom Collins rose, shouldered his "Come, Tom, my boy," said Ned, one evening, advancing to the side of his


id: 21691
title: The Pioneers
author: Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael)
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  "Injins!" said Reuben, resting his steering paddle across the canoe for pioneers--Reuben Guff, his son Lawrence, and his Indian friend with Mackenzie and five men; a small one, with English Chief and his two Chief was frequently left behind by the large canoe; while Reuben and Mackenzie and his men continued to descend the mighty river of the far "That looks like the smoke of an Indian wigwam, Louis," said Mackenzie "Now, lads," said Mackenzie, when the canoe brought ashore the welcome INDIANS MET WITH, AND THE MOUTH OF THE GREAT RIVER REACHED. "Reuben," said Mackenzie, with a peculiar look, "has all your pioneering As we have said, Mackenzie took nine men with him on this occasion, our usual, Mackenzie landed with Reuben, Lawrence, and Ducette, in order to usual, Mackenzie landed with Reuben and the two Indians, to ascend an Mackenzie with the other Indian again went off up the river, intending


id: 4704
title: Nomads of the North: A Story of Romance and Adventure under the Open Stars
author: Curwood, James Oliver
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  that Neewa the black bear cub got his first real look at the world. But Neewa came up again, and Miki followed, like himself safe Neewa dragged Miki''s head out of water so that the pup help Miki along--Neewa hung on like grim death. Neewa''s pull was steady and unexcited, while Miki, dog-like, yanked and When Miki came up Neewa was flat on his belly, licking up a Where Neewa and Miki stood a grown wolf would have paused, and turned close over the heads of Neewa and Miki that they heard the menacing followed night, and Ahtik''s flesh and blood put into Neewa and Miki a Neewa did not know when Miki went away from the den for the last time. It came a week after Miki had left the cavern wherein Neewa was Two days later Le Beau saw where Miki had fought his fight with death


id: 7764
title: Little Bear at Work and at Play
author: Fox, Frances Margaret
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  [Illustration: _Little Bear walked up and shook hands with Grandpa WHEN MOTHER SKUNK HELPED LITTLE BEAR LITTLE BEAR AND THE LOST OTTER BABY [Illustration: _Between times Little Bear asked questions_ ] First Father Bear would tell a story, and then Mother "Very well," said Father Bear, "I shall see Grandpa Once upon a time Little Bear went for a long walk "Now, Little Bear," said Mother "Little Bear," said his mother, "Have you finished your eat blackberries." So upstairs went Little Bear, [Illustration: Baby Otter walked happily behind Little Bear] But what Father and Mother Bear liked best [Illustration: Little Bear was sliding down the Otter'' said to his father and mother, "I see a little path leading "Noon is the time for dinner," Little Bear said in Little Bear afterward told his father and mother that away, Father and Mother Bear came into the clearing.


id: 11135
title: Monarch, the Big Bear of Tallac
author: Seton, Ernest Thompson
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  he saw afar the old Pinto Bear with her two little brown cubs. bee-crew." And one day, as he came to Kellyan''s, he called out: "Lan, The little Bear, fortunately for himself, went slowly, since in doubt; stranger was gone with a little Bear in each pannier of his horse. seemed to be very pleasant sport to men and dogs, till Jack learned The sheep-herder leaped to his feet, fired his gun, and the dog came Grizzly Jack had killed but one sheep that first night. Pedro knew that the big Bear was coming; for the fifty sheep in the It was on examining one of the Bear trees one day that Kellyan When he came to the Bear tree where Gringo had carved his Pedro''s brother knew a man who had trapped Bears, and the sheep-herder farther side out hurled the Monarch Bear, the Gringo, Grizzly Jack.


id: 40869
title: True Bear Stories
author: Miller, Joaquin
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  week, a little black bear got his head fast in a bee-hive that had a single grizzly among all the bears that came that way. rifle with a family of fat black bears holding the little snow-white I wanted to fight grizzly bears this time. I had killed a grizzly bear; nearly as big as the After this comes the small and quarrelsome black bear with big ears, This last-named bear has a big head and small body; has a long, sharp We three boys had gone bear hunting up a wooded canyon near his Let us now leave the great grizzly and the little marsh bear in For the little fish-eating black bear which he killed Two days later the big bear went into a sheep camp near the mill, is much smaller than that of the grizzly or black bear, and is The little bear boy was the one who did this.


id: 38733
title: Father Bear and Bobby Bear
author: Lowe, Samuel E. (Samuel Edward)
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  "Where are you going to get the corn?" asked Bobby Bear, as he feeling strong, my boy," replied Father Bear. Bobby had heard his father talking to a bear neighbor one day, and Bobby Bear''s father had him hold both arms out. Father Bear, however, saw how weary his little boy was and said, Father Bear replied: "All in good time, my boy. "Look, father," cried Bobby Bear. A few mornings later, before the sun was up, Father Bear and Bobby Father Bear knew he could not keep the bees from stinging Bobby Father Bear, but a few caught up with Bobby and gave him a sting or A few mornings later, Father Bear said: "Let''s go fishing. At first Father Bear thought it was just an ordinary little fish on Father Bear had a big string of fish. Father Bear and Bobby. What about little Bobby Bear all this time?


id: 45098
title: Boris the Bear-Hunter
author: Whishaw, Frederick
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  hunter''s overwrought brain at night, that when day came Boris was by no I warn you I am not a man to annoy; I am Boris the Bear-Hunter." may be pleased to use me," said Boris, kneeling before the young Tsar "Thank you, Brother Boris," said the Tsar quietly, rising from the Peter had a double object in placing Boris in a Streltsi regiment. "Certainly the lord of Russia," said Boris, "but why the Tsar that bear and wolf, which, to the joy of Boris, Peter solemnly promised One day the Tsar asked Boris whether he would like to be one of the was Boris the Bear-Hunter, whose prowess in all athletic matters Peter "Ah, Boris," said the Tsar, "I thought so too before we left Russia; at the Tsar''s words Boris had felt all his old love come swelling into "Now, Boris," said the Tsar, "shall it be you or I?


id: 46813
title: The Romance of the Woods
author: Whishaw, Frederick
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  secrets day long; a life-atom among myriads of others; a little part point of time, three hours ago by the things we used to call watches, little ones, until the hunter Day shall come and chase her from it, are no longer the lost spirits, the poor wandering unbaptized souls, landmarks in the early life of the writer is a certain day, long years just as good, if not a little better, than the human race; but then, of the humans; poor dead Katia had been taken away and little prisoner spirit is said to wander through the world for seven years, longing appears immediately in the form of a human being, and, like a man, likeness and voice, for surely, surely some day, though the time is The peasants of this village had many and many a time received good dogs," said the good man, who well knew how the moujik must be


id: 55583
title: The Life Story of a Black Bear
author: Robinson, Harry Perry
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  Bears, when they live far enough away from man, have absolutely nothing whereas when summer came we moved away, as bears always do, and had no before he came in sight we knew that it was a bear like ourselves. and, looking round, he saw a man lying flat on the ground in such a passed the place where man had lived, we came to a beaver-dam across On our way to the patch we met the bad-tempered bear coming away Usually it takes a long time to make two bears fight. dog inside a house barked furiously as I came near, and I heard a man''s A minute later, and the door of the house burst open, and a man came Many times, of course--in fact, nearly every day--I met other bears my parents when Kahwa and I were cubs in the days before man came,


id: 60209
title: The Bear Family at Home, and How the Circus Came to Visit Them
author: Wilbur, Curtis Dwight
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  the little Cub Bear said, "I wonder where all those animals are?" Then the little Cub Bear said, "Maybe these animals will come to see Jumbo came to the mouth of the cave, and the little Cub Bear said to So the little Cub Bear said to the owl very politely, "Come in, Mr. Owl," and the owl came into the den. ''Little-Cub-Bear-that-would-not-mind-his-papa'' went to sleep right little Cub Bear, who lived away up in the cave in the mountain, said, dirt came down, but the little Cub Bear went and looked up the hole, The beaver came in, and the little Cub Bear said, "We are going to try And the Papa Bear said, "That''s right, dear little cub. So the little Cub Bear came out and went to the mouth of the cave, just "You know that little cub bears like to eat," said


