Official Report of the Exploration of the Queen Charlotte Islands for the Government of British Columbia
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There are nodeer or rabbits, except those which have been brought to the island byMr. McKenzie and others, which are reported to be increasing. Nowolves or beasts of prey have ever been seen. There are no snakes, norturtles, and very few frogs. Mosquitoes have not been troublesome, butare more numerous during the summer months.
THE WATER SUPPLY So abundant, owing to the swamps filled with decaying trees, throughwhich it flows, is generally highly colored, and though perhaps notunwholesome, is n...ot very palatable. There are, however, exceptionalstreams, especially at Skidegate, which, having their sources in thehills, are clear and pure. There is, of course, no difficulty inobtaining an abundant supply of rain water, which is much used fordrinking purposes at Massett.
It not being my purpose to elaborate upon the various resources of theisland in this hasty sketch, but simply to indicate, as requested, thegeneral results of my examination of that portion thus far traversed, the foregoing is respectfully submitted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are nodeer or rabbits, except those which have been brought to the island byMr. McKenzie and others, which are reported to be increasing. Nowolves or beasts of prey have ever been seen. There are no snakes, norturtles, and very few frogs. Mosquitoes have not been troublesome, butare more numerous during the summer months.
THE WATER SUPPLY So abundant, owing to the swamps filled with decaying trees, throughwhich it flows, is generally highly colored, and though perhaps notunwholesome, is n...ot very palatable. There are, however, exceptionalstreams, especially at Skidegate, which, having their sources in thehills, are clear and pure. There is, of course, no difficulty inobtaining an abundant supply of rain water, which is much used fordrinking purposes at Massett.
It not being my purpose to elaborate upon the various resources of theisland in this hasty sketch, but simply to indicate, as requested, thegeneral results of my examination of that portion thus far traversed, the foregoing is respectfully submitted.
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