Bowdoin Boys in Labrador
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The canon begins at the pool andextends as has been described, with many turns and windings, fortwenty-five miles through archaic rock. Above the falls in the widerapids, the bed was of the same rock, which seems to underlie thewhole plateau. In 1839, the falls were first seen by a white man, JohnMcLean, an officer of the Hudson Day Co. , while on an exploringexpedition in that "great and terrible wilderness" known as Labrador. His description is very general, but he was greatly impressed with ...thestupendous height of the falls, and terms it one of the grandestspectacles of the world. Twenty years later, one Kennedy, also anemploye of the Hudson Bay Co. , persuaded an Iroquois Indian, who didnot share the superstitious dread of them common among the LabradorIndians, to guide him to the thundering fall and misty chasm. He leftno account of his visit, however, and in fact, though one other manreached them, and Mr. Holmes, an Englishman, made the attempt andfailed, no full account of the falls has been given to the world, until Cary and Cole made their report.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The canon begins at the pool andextends as has been described, with many turns and windings, fortwenty-five miles through archaic rock. Above the falls in the widerapids, the bed was of the same rock, which seems to underlie thewhole plateau. In 1839, the falls were first seen by a white man, JohnMcLean, an officer of the Hudson Day Co. , while on an exploringexpedition in that "great and terrible wilderness" known as Labrador. His description is very general, but he was greatly impressed with ...thestupendous height of the falls, and terms it one of the grandestspectacles of the world. Twenty years later, one Kennedy, also anemploye of the Hudson Bay Co. , persuaded an Iroquois Indian, who didnot share the superstitious dread of them common among the LabradorIndians, to guide him to the thundering fall and misty chasm. He leftno account of his visit, however, and in fact, though one other manreached them, and Mr. Holmes, an Englishman, made the attempt andfailed, no full account of the falls has been given to the world, until Cary and Cole made their report.
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