Catalan
pell de ren 
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The caribou would not stop to suit the convenience of the hunters.
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Ben knew that the white-maned caribou fed in the high park lands.
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That the caribou of Labrador have greatly decreased in numbers seems certain.
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Shortly before they arrived, I noticed some strange-looking caribou in the clearing.
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Then his eyes fell on the splendid horns of the caribou head.
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They were dressed in elaborate and warm garments made of reindeer skin.
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They wore trousers of reindeer skin, as the Lapp women do universally.
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Easton even frosted his elbow through his heavy clothing of reindeer skin.
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I put on a poesk of reindeer skin, and my fur-lined Russian boots.
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Their hats or caps are also made of reindeer skin.
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On their treks, the explorers used sleeping bags lined with reindeer fur.
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I habited myself in a suit of reindeer fur, and ate, with compulsory appetite, the raw flesh and fat that form their principal food.
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They removed their crampons and climbed on the lug soles of their reindeer fur-lined boots, grateful to find handholds big enough to accommodate their mittens.
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'A sweater made from reindeer fur.
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We had a bit of caribou skin in the same pot.
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We had a bit of caribou skin in that same pot.
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The worn caribou skin of his coat crumpled upon his breast.
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Thursday, August 13th.-Workedat getting caribou skin tanned in A.M.
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Frost crystals glistened on the caribou skin-covered walls and floor.
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I can make a better mitten of caribou skin.
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Well, I tried making a lasso of caribou skin.
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He rose to his feet, tying the flap of his caribou skin coat about his throat.
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We ate one of Mr. Hubbard's old moccasins, made out of caribou skin, that he made himself.
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From the cache Sam brought down some soft, tanned caribou skin, and upon this Kitty began to work.
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Scraped flesh from caribou skin.
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Picard had made him a coat, that winter, of young caribou skin, and it was fringed like an Indian's.
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He wore a windproof coat of softly tanned caribou skin, belted at the waist with a long sash, and Indian fringed.
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The morning of the next day (Thursday, August 20) we occupied in mending our moccasins with parts of the caribou skin.
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But each time I have fallen back, shivering, into the bed-like chair I have made for myself out of saplings and caribou skin.
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In front of the two large windows sat half a dozen men, as silent as the half-breed, clad in moccasins and thick caribou skin coats.