DINGO White Ears Henry G. Lamond Armed Services Edition 1120

Description: THE WILD NORTH country of Queensland, Australia, is Henry G. Lomond's native countryside. There, the dingoes — wild dogs of the prairies — rove the vast plains. This book is an adventurous tale of one of creatures. White-Ears, a big dingo. hated and feared by man and beast. It is also an exciting story of the life in Mr. Lomond's native Queensland.It tells of the slaying of a joey by a giant python, of the terror that grips all animals when famine strikes, of the wild horses galloping across the plains, of the dingoes hunting in packs or two by two, of the emus strutting in their brief hour, of the fight to the death between two dingoes trapped by a man. Mainly, however, it is about the dingo, White-Ears, who grew learning the inflexible pattern of the great Law of Nature that rules all animals in their struggle for self-preservation.This special edition of DINGO by Henry G. Lamond has been made available to the Armed Forces of the United States through as arrangement with the original publisher, William Morrow and Company, Inc., New York. Editions for the Armed Services, Inc., a non-profit organization established by the Council on Books in Wartime

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