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Matka And Kotik; A Tale Of The Mist-Islands
Matka And Kotik A Tale Of The MistIslands Author:David Starr Jordan MATKA AND KOTIK - I903 - PREFACE - In the illustration of this little book, I am indebted to Assistant Secretary Charles S. HamIin, of the United States Treasury, and to Hon. John J. Brice, United States Fish Commissioner, for the use of photographs taken, for the various Bering Sea Commissions, by Mr. Charles H. Townsend, Dr. Barton W. Evermann... more », Dr. Leonhard Stejneger, and Mr. N. B. Miller. For certain photographs taken by Mr. Harry Chichester, I am indebted to the courtesy of Mr. Joseph Stanley-Brown. The drawings showing the life of the beach-masters were made by Miss Chloe Frances Lesley, a student in Zoology in Leland Stanford Jr. University. By the courtesy of Prof. DArcy V. Thompson and Mr. James M. Macoun, I have used certain photographs taken by the Commissioners of. Great Britain and of Canada. To the author of The Beaches of Lukannon, I gratefully make any acknowledgment the reader may deem proper. DAVID S TAR J R O RDAX. Palo Alto, California, January 19, 1897. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. PHOTOGRAPHS. PAGE Matka, . . . . . . . . . . . . . Front sbicce The Reef Rookery, photograph by Charles H. Townsend, 1892 Blue with harebells and spring violets, to the black Tolstoi Head, . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Tolstoi Head, seen across the mouth of the Salt Lagoon, from Asascardano, Zapadni Head in the distance. j Old Atagh had come back with the rest, . . . . I7 Palata Rookery, Medni Island, 1892, B. I. t Bvermann. When he had roared, he sat down on the snow and groaned, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Lukanin Rookery, C. H. Townsend. They slept on Zoltoi sands when they. were bachelors, I g Zoltoi ds, C. H. Tozunsend. Pretending not to see Atagh any more, . . . . 2 0 Zapadni of St. George. - They lounged about him in pretty attitudes, . 2 I Zoltoi Bluffs, Harry Chichcstcr. The silken-haired ones, . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 Zoltoi Bluffs, Harry Chichester. Oh, what a beach-master he is . . . . . . . 25 Vostochni. A. B. Miller. It is always afternoon, . . . . . . . . . . . 2 6 Lukanin , Hurry Chichesttr. Ihc young 1 cncll-mastcl-11,1 1 . o l r t c c I JI 1t1 1. . 1 1 . h t . 1 i t . t . f . i . i .,,,, I , , , i I . List of Illz strations. 9 Atagh and, Unga came back, rollicking and roaring,. Palata, hledni Island, B. W. Ezerrna rn. Then the great ice comes, . . . . . . . . East Landing, near Kitovi, in May, Dr. Otto Voss. As though a great city had risen from the sea, . . Zapadni of St. George, C. H. Townsend. This is Shishaldin there the Storm King has his kitchen, . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shishaldin, N. B. IfiIZer. The white volcano steams and puffs, . . . . . Makushin and Cape Cheerful, Unalaska, Harry Chichester. Ungeskelligh, which means the place for bachelors, Zoltoi Sands, N. B. AfiZZer. To be driven along in a crowd, . . . . . . . Zoltoi Sands, C. H. Tozunse td. Not pleasant to tell the story of Asascardaho, . . Tolstoi Drive. C. H. Townsend. The twin Storm-Islands in the thicker mist, . . . Sikatchuisl aya, Medni, L. Sfejneger. Full of the joy of the great sands and the sea, . . Zoltoi Sands, C. H. Townsend. No rocks to hide under and they cannot get out of the way, . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tolstoi Sands - Trampled Pups, 7. Jl. AI zcoun...« less