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STORY OF COMOCK THE ESKIMOas told to Robert FlahertyEdited by Edmund Carpenter  \nIn 1902 Comock led his starving family acrossthe frozen sea to an island rumored to be richin game.With only one smallknife and a fewstones for tools,the Eskimos managed notonly to survive but to thrive in the frozen des-olate land,where they were the only humaninhabitants.Ten years later,Comock returnedwith his family to the mainland,in a boatmade of driftwood and whale bones.  \nLIBBA  \nC!T   ₁  \nORILAIND,U  \nThe Eskimo related his incredible story toRobert Flaherty in 1912.Many years later thefilmmaker wrote it down,creating a narrativeas powerful and timeless as his famed docu-mentary film,Nanook of the North.EdmundCarpenter,a filmmaker who has also made ex-tended visits to Northern Canada where helived with Eskimos,has added exquisite Es-kimo sketches to the story and supplied aninformative afterword.  \n10014  \n七  \n100  \n匹  \n# 心象\n\n感  \n# ☰\n\nTHE STORY OF COMOCK THE ESKIMO  \nas told to Robert Flaherty/edited by Edmund Carpenter  \nSIMON &SCHUSTER·NEW YORK  \nChlldren'  \nUterature  \n7.5  \n## All rights reserved\n\nincluding the right of reproductionin whole or in part in any formCopyright ⑥1968 by Edmund Carpenter  \nPublished by Simon &Schuster,Inc..Children's Book DivisionRockefeller Center,630 Fifth AvenueNew York,New York 10020  \nDrawings from the collection of the RoyalOntario Museum appear here by permission.  \nFirst Printing  \nLibrary of Congress Catalog Card Number:68-29757Manufactured in the United States of AmericaPrinted by Sanders Printing Corp..New YorkBound by Economy Bookbinding Corp..New Jersey","cbCaih24JPECnu0e","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih24JPECnu0e","pdf",2473969,104,"English","# The Story of Comock the Eskimo\n## Narrative Overview\n## Historical Context and Afterword","[{\"question\":\"Who is the protagonist of this story?\",\"answer\":\"The story follows Comock, an Inuk who led his family on a survival journey across the frozen sea in 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