 The longing for such things, for one thing almost unattainable, is in man and beast at certain times. In the distant northern plains, a hundred miles from the sea, in the midst of the Laplander's village, a young reindeer raises his broad muzzle to the...  St. Nicholas - עמוד 354נערך על ידי - 1905תצוגה מלאה - מידע על ספר זה
 | Francis Marion Crawford - 1890 - 304 דפים
...the midst of the Laplander's village, a young reindeer raises his broad muzzle to the north wind, and stares at the limitless distance while a man may count...cropping of the moss, snuffing the breeze. Then the Laps nod to one another, and the camp grows daily more unquiet. At times, the whole herd of young deer... | |
 | Francis Marion Crawford - 1890 - 288 דפים
...the midst of the Laplander's village, a young reindeer raises his broad muzzle to the north wind, and stares at the limitless distance while a man may count...cropping of the moss, snuffing the breeze. Then the Laps nod to one another, and the camp grows daily more unquiet. At times, the whole herd of young deer... | |
 | Adams Sherman Hill - 1895 - 452 דפים
...the midst of the Laplander's village, a young reindeer raises his broad muzzle to the north wind, and stares at the limitless distance while a man may count...cropping of the moss, snuffing the breeze. Then the Laps nod to one another, and the camp grows daily more unquiet. At times, the whole herd of young deer... | |
 | Adams Sherman Hill - 1895 - 450 דפים
...the limitless distance while a man may count a 1 Scott : The Lady of the Lake, canto ii. stanza xvi. hundred. He grows restless from that moment, but he...cropping of the moss, snuffing the breeze. Then the Laps nod to one another, and the camp grows daily more unquiet. At times, the whole herd of young deer... | |
 | Louis Albert Banks - 1902 - 328 דפים
...broad muzzle to the north wind, and stare at the limitless distance for the space of a minute or more. He grows restless from that moment, but he is yet...cropping of the moss, snuffing the breeze. Then the Laps nod to one another, and the camp grows daily more unquiet. At times the whole herd of young deer... | |
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