Thirty Years in the Canadian North West
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Five of us got into our stateroom, 5 f t. X 6 x i>, and the boat weighed anchor Saturday, 1 a. M. When we arose in the morning we were already out of the Red River and in Lake Winnipeg. You must not despise this lake of ours, which is three hundred miles long and in the widest place eighty miles wide, dotted with beautiful wooded islands and in places dashing against bold, granite promon- tories or shelving layers of limestone. The west shore is of limestone formation, the east of granite. We h...ad a good run on Satur- day, but towards evening a heavy wind arose, and having such a heavy, loose load, we were forced to run back to Gull Island where we harbored till daybreak. Then we proceeded on Sunday morning to Bull's Head where we anchored for some hours, during which time we ^'wooded up" and held a service. Spent the evening in singing and conversation. You should know that during the service we were perched on lumber, chests of tea, and our mode of transit was to walk along the rail of the barge and keep from becoming dizzy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Five of us got into our stateroom, 5 f t. X 6 x i>, and the boat weighed anchor Saturday, 1 a. M. When we arose in the morning we were already out of the Red River and in Lake Winnipeg. You must not despise this lake of ours, which is three hundred miles long and in the widest place eighty miles wide, dotted with beautiful wooded islands and in places dashing against bold, granite promon- tories or shelving layers of limestone. The west shore is of limestone formation, the east of granite. We h...ad a good run on Satur- day, but towards evening a heavy wind arose, and having such a heavy, loose load, we were forced to run back to Gull Island where we harbored till daybreak. Then we proceeded on Sunday morning to Bull's Head where we anchored for some hours, during which time we ^'wooded up" and held a service. Spent the evening in singing and conversation. You should know that during the service we were perched on lumber, chests of tea, and our mode of transit was to walk along the rail of the barge and keep from becoming dizzy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Woodsworth to read onlineMoreLess
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