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smoke. On its burning up, the flames
reached the cheeses, which had been made
some time before, and were placed on
board directly over the fire, in order that
the smoke might harden them. Their rich
ness and the heat caused large drops OF OIL
to trickle from them, which were licked of
by the man with an evident relish. Tie
whole group was certainly curious one
Opposite US, around the fire, were the un-
couth figures Of the Laplanders, squatting
on their launches, as is their constant Gus
tom. In one corner we're two chlldten a.
sleep in deer skins; and moro than twen-
ty small dogs were also taking their repose
about US. 1t was soon time for the men to
commence their nightly employment Of
matching the deer and accordingly one of
them left the tent. On making a signal.
about half the dogs, whose turn it was to
commence the watch, started suddenly up
and followed their master to the noun
tains. was greatly surprised to find the
rest take no notice of the summons, and
remain quietly stretched on the deer skins,
well ware singular as it may seem, that
it was not their turn.


The morning was now pretty far advanc-
ed, the Laplanders who remained in the
tent prepared to 60 to sleep, and according
ly, taking our departure, we walked back
to Fugieness, well amused with the cx-
curslon.