By June the arctic night has dwindled to a brief interval of grey dusk and throughout the long days mosquitoes swarm up like clouds of smoke from the potholes of the thawing tundra.
An edition of Last of the curlews
(1955)
Last of the curlews
a condensation of the book
by Fred Bodsworth
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Fiction, Curlews, Eskimo curlew, Migration, Extinct birds, Birds, Endangered speciesShowing 13 featured editions. View all 13 editions?
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Last of the Curlews
January 1, 1963, New Canadian Library
Mass Market Paperback
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Last of the curlews: a condensation of the book
1955, The Reader's Digest Condensed Book Club
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Contained in: Reader's Digest Condensed Books, Autumn 1955 selections.
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