Canadas Effort
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Long live the Saintongeois !. .. For this reason the statue of the «Sieur de Champlain, Geographer to the King and Captain of the Western fleet », has been set up by a French artist, with the approval of the British Government, on the highest pinnacle of the Qilebec acropolis, — the most suitable pedestal for so glorious a hero. From that noble height, the founder of Canada looks down upon his handiwork. Behold him, with his some- what broad but powerful features, his moustache uptwirled and hi...s beard drawn to a sharp point after the fashion of Louis XIII, his lips swift to give the retort courteous but excelling in the art of keep- ing a secret, his high thoughtful brow, the eyes of a dreamer yet trained to a shrewd knowledge of men and things by professional application to the vagaries of the inconstant deep, of changeful skies and mutable winds. His work is done. What he foresaw, what he predicted and prepared, has materialized. Civilization has spread her beneficient sway over those regions he was the first to explore and of which his writings foretold the bountiful harvest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long live the Saintongeois !. .. For this reason the statue of the «Sieur de Champlain, Geographer to the King and Captain of the Western fleet », has been set up by a French artist, with the approval of the British Government, on the highest pinnacle of the Qilebec acropolis, — the most suitable pedestal for so glorious a hero. From that noble height, the founder of Canada looks down upon his handiwork. Behold him, with his some- what broad but powerful features, his moustache uptwirled and hi...s beard drawn to a sharp point after the fashion of Louis XIII, his lips swift to give the retort courteous but excelling in the art of keep- ing a secret, his high thoughtful brow, the eyes of a dreamer yet trained to a shrewd knowledge of men and things by professional application to the vagaries of the inconstant deep, of changeful skies and mutable winds. His work is done. What he foresaw, what he predicted and prepared, has materialized. Civilization has spread her beneficient sway over those regions he was the first to explore and of which his writings foretold the bountiful harvest.
What to read after Canadas Effort?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaston Deschamps to read onlineMoreLess
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