Ontario Public School History of Canada
Ontario Public School History of Canada
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" At last, in happier days, the grist-mill drove these primitive devices out of use.
1763-1812] PROGRESS 131 In 1787 the failure of a harvest brought on the sufferings of the "Hungry Year. " The settlers killed and ate their few cattle, their dogs, their horses. The story is told of how beef bones were passed from family to family to give flavour to the thin bran soup. Roots of all kinds, "ground- nuts, " butternuts, and beechnuts, were eagerly sought. Buds of basswood, "lamb's-quarters, " "pig...weed, " "Indian cabbage, " and other weeds were common diet. Game of all kinds, deer, rabbits, and pigeons, was plenti- ful, but powder and shot were very scarce.
To add to the discom- forts of these early days, the supply of clothing was scanty. For a year or two after his arrival the Loyalist gentleman might be seen amid his primitive surroundings clad in the fine raiment of his more prosperous days, in wide-flapping frock-coat, lined with velvet, white satin waist- coat, black satin tight knee-breeches, white silk stockings, and silver- buckled shoes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At last, in happier days, the grist-mill drove these primitive devices out of use.
1763-1812] PROGRESS 131 In 1787 the failure of a harvest brought on the sufferings of the "Hungry Year. " The settlers killed and ate their few cattle, their dogs, their horses. The story is told of how beef bones were passed from family to family to give flavour to the thin bran soup. Roots of all kinds, "ground- nuts, " butternuts, and beechnuts, were eagerly sought. Buds of basswood, "lamb's-quarters, " "pig...weed, " "Indian cabbage, " and other weeds were common diet. Game of all kinds, deer, rabbits, and pigeons, was plenti- ful, but powder and shot were very scarce.
To add to the discom- forts of these early days, the supply of clothing was scanty. For a year or two after his arrival the Loyalist gentleman might be seen amid his primitive surroundings clad in the fine raiment of his more prosperous days, in wide-flapping frock-coat, lined with velvet, white satin waist- coat, black satin tight knee-breeches, white silk stockings, and silver- buckled shoes.
What to read after Ontario Public School History of Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ontario. Ministry of Education to read onlineMoreLess
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