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32545	Roberts, Charles G. D., Sir	The Haunters of the Silences: A Book of Animal Life			.txt	text/plain	70390	3810	81	the edges of the sea, where the great waters kept air-holes open through the ice-fields, the old she-bear, with her cub close at her heels, moved eyes, as with narrow, snaky head thrust forward and jaws half-parted Among the little stones close to shore, where the water was hardly more By this time the little salmon was between two and three inches long. the night air, a black bear crept down to the water's edge on one side The little lake, long and narrow, and set in a cleft of the deep forest, When he came to the surface and shook the water out of his eyes, Mahoney eyes, hungry with long loneliness; the little white church, with shining When the white bear, swimming under water outstretched like an otter, saw the big white form swimming at the surface some little distance But the fierce little eyes of the bear, dark and glinting red, were not	./cache/32545.txt	./txt/32545.txt