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THE BROWN BEAR. IJ
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" I heard that same evil voice in the night
then," Nahley answered, *’ but I heeded it not.
I now know whence it came."
" Bravo !" cried all the bears.
" From America, vid Kamschatka, with the
keen north-easterly wind," continued the
Swedish bear.
" Quite right that you should go to church,
Bruin, you are so awfully good," taunted the
American bear.
" Yes, to church, but not into it, I went. I
have respect for my betters; some bears have
not Had it been a great American bear, I
dare say-"
" Don’t stoop to retaliation, noble Nahley," I
said, " but go on with your story."
" Well, then," he continued, " I followed in
the footsteps of little Anna, a good bit behind,
but never losing sight of her. Once she looked
round, and exclaimed: ’ Oh, look, there is
Nahley following us, going to church with us at
five o’clock in the morning. Oh, how funny!
Nahley, come along.’ She held her father by
the hand, and he really looked round, for he
was still a little wary, and no wonder; but I
had raised myself on my hind-legs, and stood
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