The Irishman in Canada
The Irishman in Canada
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To 10s. Per day. The steamboats carry about eight hundred persons to Montreal at a time ; £3 per cabin fare and everything found, £1 for steerage and nothing found. About three days to go up. An immense number of Indians trade here in their canoes. They always carry their paddles in their hands. A large piece of cloth or blanket wrapped about them, tied in the middle, a hat trimmed with silver lace and silver clasps about their arms and hanging to some of their backs large plates of silver. The...y are of a black complexion, high cheek bones. The shops do not seem to do much business. There are a few regular butchers here who keep stalls in the Market Place. The markets are sup- plied in that and everything else, especially fruit by the country people who come to town in a light kind of cart and generally driven by the women of the family. They draw up their carts in a straight line across the Market Place and you purchase out of their carts. They also carry a parasol to keep off the sun in sum- mer and snow in winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To 10s. Per day. The steamboats carry about eight hundred persons to Montreal at a time ; £3 per cabin fare and everything found, £1 for steerage and nothing found. About three days to go up. An immense number of Indians trade here in their canoes. They always carry their paddles in their hands. A large piece of cloth or blanket wrapped about them, tied in the middle, a hat trimmed with silver lace and silver clasps about their arms and hanging to some of their backs large plates of silver. The...y are of a black complexion, high cheek bones. The shops do not seem to do much business. There are a few regular butchers here who keep stalls in the Market Place. The markets are sup- plied in that and everything else, especially fruit by the country people who come to town in a light kind of cart and generally driven by the women of the family. They draw up their carts in a straight line across the Market Place and you purchase out of their carts. They also carry a parasol to keep off the sun in sum- mer and snow in winter.
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