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Except for a short interval of about three years Fox has been stationed at Grahame since 1893, and has been associated with the Finlay region much longer than any other civilized person who now resides there. He came originally, he told us, from Manitoba, and he is himself partly of Indian blood. His first white ancestor in America was an Irishman named O'Connell. This man, being stationed on Hudson's Bay at a post of the Great Company, contracted an alliance with a Chippewayan girl and later b...ecame a "free trader. " Subsequently the family settled on Red River 117 Ii8 ON THE HEADWATERS OF PEACE RIVER in Manitoba, and for some reason changed their name to Fox. The present Mr. Fox years ago married a daughter of Pierre, chief of the Grahame Indians, and by her had a number of children, but his wife is now dead, and the children are outside being educated. I found Fox well in- formed about the world, a great reader, and very obliging.
When we came to unload the bear meat and skin, I noticed that the Indians, who were squatting on the bank watching the proceedings with interest, scowled darkly, and it was quite evident that they were far from pleased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Except for a short interval of about three years Fox has been stationed at Grahame since 1893, and has been associated with the Finlay region much longer than any other civilized person who now resides there. He came originally, he told us, from Manitoba, and he is himself partly of Indian blood. His first white ancestor in America was an Irishman named O'Connell. This man, being stationed on Hudson's Bay at a post of the Great Company, contracted an alliance with a Chippewayan girl and later b...ecame a "free trader. " Subsequently the family settled on Red River 117 Ii8 ON THE HEADWATERS OF PEACE RIVER in Manitoba, and for some reason changed their name to Fox. The present Mr. Fox years ago married a daughter of Pierre, chief of the Grahame Indians, and by her had a number of children, but his wife is now dead, and the children are outside being educated. I found Fox well in- formed about the world, a great reader, and very obliging.
When we came to unload the bear meat and skin, I noticed that the Indians, who were squatting on the bank watching the proceedings with interest, scowled darkly, and it was quite evident that they were far from pleased.
What to read after On the Headwaters of Peace River a Narrative of a Thousand Mile Canoe Trip to a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haworth, Paul Leland, 1876-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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