Life of Sir William E Logan
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Perce is quite a town, and there is very picturesque scenery about it. I must remain here two or three days, '•'' Sunday, Srd, September. — l'h<^ iown of Perce, as it may be called, is situated on a point of land, which 1843. ] ISLE FERCEE. 163 juts pretty far out into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. It is surrounded by bold rocks and romantic mountains ; but there are no roads to conduct you among them, so that you may enjoy the scenery. The houses are separated into two groups by a rocky point called Mont Joli, in front of which, and sometimes approachable on foot, when the ebb of spring tide gives the opportunity, is what is called the ' sx)lit rock, ' or I'lsle Percee. It is so named from the fact of the sea having worn two holes through the island, which look like two mighty doors in a great cathedral. The highest i:)oint of the split rock is 299 feet above high-water mark, as ascertained with line and plummet by Mr. Moriarty, with whom I lodge. The breadth of the rock on toj) is about 200 feet, and its length is eleven acres.
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Perce is quite a town, and there is very picturesque scenery about it. I must remain here two or three days, '•'' Sunday, Srd, September. — l'h<^ iown of Perce, as it may be called, is situated on a point of land, which 1843. ] ISLE FERCEE. 163 juts pretty far out into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. It is surrounded by bold rocks and romantic mountains ; but there are no roads to conduct you among them, so that you may enjoy the scenery. The houses are separated into two groups by a rocky point called Mont Joli, in front of which, and sometimes approachable on foot, when the ebb of spring tide gives the opportunity, is what is called the ' sx)lit rock, ' or I'lsle Percee. It is so named from the fact of the sea having worn two holes through the island, which look like two mighty doors in a great cathedral. The highest i:)oint of the split rock is 299 feet above high-water mark, as ascertained with line and plummet by Mr. Moriarty, with whom I lodge. The breadth of the rock on toj) is about 200 feet, and its length is eleven acres.
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