A Tour Through Upper And Lower Canada
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We found the river Sorel to be much narrower than the St. Laurence, and the margin equally well filled and decorated wath handsome villages, through a fertile country. An uniformity of fashion prevails in their churches and houses but the variety of views is great. The narrowness of the river presented objects on each side, as we progressed slowly against the stream.
Bellevieu and the neighbouring mountain exhibit an alluring, noble prospect. This mountain rises in a conical form, and is con sp...icuous at a great distance. Apple and other fruit trees flourish upon it, and it is not inhabited except in a few places.
231 22 A TOUR THROUGH UPPER Chamblee Bason at the head of navigation, is about one mile across. Its form is circular and its banks inhabited. A church and village on one side, and an old stone fortification on the other, and the entering of the waters from Lake Champlain, down the rapids, give variety to the objects which engrossed our attention. The fort is square, inclosing a barrack, and guarding the water conveyance and entrance by land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We found the river Sorel to be much narrower than the St. Laurence, and the margin equally well filled and decorated wath handsome villages, through a fertile country. An uniformity of fashion prevails in their churches and houses but the variety of views is great. The narrowness of the river presented objects on each side, as we progressed slowly against the stream.
Bellevieu and the neighbouring mountain exhibit an alluring, noble prospect. This mountain rises in a conical form, and is con sp...icuous at a great distance. Apple and other fruit trees flourish upon it, and it is not inhabited except in a few places.
231 22 A TOUR THROUGH UPPER Chamblee Bason at the head of navigation, is about one mile across. Its form is circular and its banks inhabited. A church and village on one side, and an old stone fortification on the other, and the entering of the waters from Lake Champlain, down the rapids, give variety to the objects which engrossed our attention. The fort is square, inclosing a barrack, and guarding the water conveyance and entrance by land.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Cosens Ogden to read onlineMoreLess
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