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Title: Outing
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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. But the cub did not think in man-fashion.He did not look at things with wide vision.He was single-purposed, and entertainedbut one thought or desire at a time. Be- White Fang 323 sides the law of meat there were a myriadother and lesser laws for him to learn andobey. The world was filled with surprise.The stir of the life that was in him, the playof his muscles, was an unending happiness.To run down meat was to experience thrillsand elations. His rages and battles werepleasures. Terror itself, and the mysteryof the unknown, lent to his living. And there were easements and satisfac- tions. To have a full stomach, to dozelazily in the sunshine—such things wereremuneration in full for his ardors andtoils; while his ardors and toils were inthemselves self-remunerative. They wereexpressions of life, and life is always happywhen it is expressing itself. So the cubhad no quarrel with his hostile environ-ment. He was very much alive, veryhappy and very proud of himself. (To be continued.)
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Mount Baker from Baker Lake.

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