The Barren Ground of Northern Canada
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CHAPTER XIV.
BY this time it was well on in September, and eight hundred miles had to be travelled to reach the Rocky Mountains, and when these were sighted there were still two hundred miles to Macleod's Lake, the farthest point I could reasonably hope to reach by open water. The first night we camped in the Quatre Fourches, the channel connecting the lake with the main stream of Peace River. The banks were thickly peopled with Indians and half-breeds, drying whitefish which were being taken i...n marvellous numbers; white and grey wavies and ducks of many kinds were flying over- head in large flocks, and rising in front of the canoe at every bend of the stream ; plovers and other wading birds were screaming over the marshes, and I noticed a good many snipe ; but who would fire a charge of ammunition at such a wretched little mouthful when geese were plentiful ? Without going out of our way to hunt, we could have loaded the canoe with wild- fowl, but of course only killed as many as we required for food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XIV.
BY this time it was well on in September, and eight hundred miles had to be travelled to reach the Rocky Mountains, and when these were sighted there were still two hundred miles to Macleod's Lake, the farthest point I could reasonably hope to reach by open water. The first night we camped in the Quatre Fourches, the channel connecting the lake with the main stream of Peace River. The banks were thickly peopled with Indians and half-breeds, drying whitefish which were being taken i...n marvellous numbers; white and grey wavies and ducks of many kinds were flying over- head in large flocks, and rising in front of the canoe at every bend of the stream ; plovers and other wading birds were screaming over the marshes, and I noticed a good many snipe ; but who would fire a charge of ammunition at such a wretched little mouthful when geese were plentiful ? Without going out of our way to hunt, we could have loaded the canoe with wild- fowl, but of course only killed as many as we required for food.
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