Missionary Work Among the Ojebway Indians
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Hamilton's fordinner. There was a capital meeting in the National School Hall in theevening. The Bishop of Quebec presided, and nearly all the city clergywere present.
We had not intended to go further east than St. John, N. B. , but findingwe had a day or two to spare, we resolved to run on into Nova Scotia andvisit Halifax. Two telegrams had been despatched, one to Rev. Geo. Hill, rector of St. Paul's, Halifax, to tell of our intended visit, and theother to Montreal in the hope of obtaining a... pass from the manager ofthe line. The application for the pass was happily successful, and aftertravelling all day and all night and half the next day, we at lengthreached Halifax, met with a warm reception from Mr. Hill and had acapital meeting. The boys enjoyed themselves immensely, paddling aboutin the sea water among the limpets and star-fish and sea-weed, andmaking vain attempts to catch crabs.
Returning by way of New Brunswick, we next visited Fredericton, andwere the guests of the Lieutenant Governor, who had most kindly invitedus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hamilton's fordinner. There was a capital meeting in the National School Hall in theevening. The Bishop of Quebec presided, and nearly all the city clergywere present.
We had not intended to go further east than St. John, N. B. , but findingwe had a day or two to spare, we resolved to run on into Nova Scotia andvisit Halifax. Two telegrams had been despatched, one to Rev. Geo. Hill, rector of St. Paul's, Halifax, to tell of our intended visit, and theother to Montreal in the hope of obtaining a... pass from the manager ofthe line. The application for the pass was happily successful, and aftertravelling all day and all night and half the next day, we at lengthreached Halifax, met with a warm reception from Mr. Hill and had acapital meeting. The boys enjoyed themselves immensely, paddling aboutin the sea water among the limpets and star-fish and sea-weed, andmaking vain attempts to catch crabs.
Returning by way of New Brunswick, we next visited Fredericton, andwere the guests of the Lieutenant Governor, who had most kindly invitedus.
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