280 ICE-BOUND ON KOLGUEV 
August 3rd.—When I came back at 8.30 he was still 
sleeping heavily; he had been to sleep so many hours 
that I thought I ought to wake him up; but as he still 
complained of feeling very unwell, and was asleep again 
in a moment, I let him lie. Later on in the day I 
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THE HEADS OF THESE DOLLS ARE MADE OF THE BEAKS OF BRENT AND 
WHITE-FRONTED GEESE 
persuaded him to take a walk, and after an hour’s stroll 
he came back feeling better. 
To-day we caught and killed a young reindeer. 
Mekolka went out ‘adliurgo’ with the dogs, and brought 
the herd up. The herd was then gradually divided, so 
