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The Bear Family At Home
THE BEAR FAMILY AT HOME And How the Circus Came to Visit Them
HOW THE LITTLE CUB BEAR GOT BACK INTO THE WOODS AGAIN
HOW THE MONKEY WENT TO SCHOOL
THE COMING OF THE GREAT BIG ANIMAL AND HOW HE HELPED THE BEAR FAMILY
THE "LITTLE-CUB-BEAR-THAT-WOULD-NOT-MIND-HIS-PAPA" AND HOW HE TOOK AN UNEXPECTED BATH
HOW "LITTLE-CUB-BEAR-THAT-WOULD-NOT-MIND-HIS-PAPA" WAS NEARLY DROWNED AMONG THE LOGS
THE "LITTLE-CUB-BEAR-THAT-WOULD-NOT-MIND-HIS-PAPA"
THE STORY OF THE "LITTLE-SPLIT-NOSED-BEAR-THAT-WOULD-NOT-MIND-HIS-PAPA"
THE "ONE-EARED-BEAR-THAT-WOULD-NOT MIND-HIS-PAPA"
A curious cub bear is snared in a log trap and shipped to a traveling circus, where he spends years performing alongside lions, tigers, elephants, and a mischievous monkey named Jim. Night after night the troupe rolls on rattling railcars, crossing oceans and distant towns, giving the young bear a view of a world of strange sounds and bright lights. Through the circus’s routine, the cub learns the rhythms of the road and the camaraderie of his fellow performers. The story captures the wonder and restlessness of a life on the move.
One night the train careens into a hidden rock, the cars tumble, and the cages burst open, freeing the animals into the dark forest. The cub bear, guided by his loyal friend Jim, follows a familiar trail that leads him toward the mountains where his childhood home once stood. As dawn breaks, he glimpses a cave that may hold the family he longs to see, and a mixture of fear and hope stirs within him. Listeners are invited to share his steps back toward the place he once called home.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (175K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Tim Lindell, Martin Pettit and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)
Release date
Sep 1, 2019
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1867–1954
A lawyer, judge, and public official who moved from the California courts to the national stage, he served as Secretary of the Navy during a period of modernization and later joined the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. His career connected law, politics, and naval policy at a pivotal moment in early 20th-century America.
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