Voyages From Montreal Through the Continent of North America to the Frozen And P
Voyages From Montreal Through the Continent of North America to the Frozen And P
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He then di- rected a mat to be placed before 2ae and Mr. Mackay, who was now sitting by me. When this ceremony was performed, he brought a salmon for each of us, and half an one to each of my men. The same plank also served as a screen for the beds, whither the women and children were already retired; but whether that circumstances took place on our arrival, or was the natural consequence of the late hour of the night, I did not discover. The signs of our protector seemed to denote that we migh...t sleep in the house, but as we did not understand him with a sufficient de- gree of certainty, I thought it prudent, from the fear of giving offence, to order the men to make a fire without, that we might sleep by it. When he observed our design, he placed boards for us, that we might not take our repose on the bare ground, and ordered a fire to be prepared for us. We had not been long seated round it, when we received a large dish of salmon roes, pounded fine and beat up with water, so as to have the appear- ance of a cream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He then di- rected a mat to be placed before 2ae and Mr. Mackay, who was now sitting by me. When this ceremony was performed, he brought a salmon for each of us, and half an one to each of my men. The same plank also served as a screen for the beds, whither the women and children were already retired; but whether that circumstances took place on our arrival, or was the natural consequence of the late hour of the night, I did not discover. The signs of our protector seemed to denote that we migh...t sleep in the house, but as we did not understand him with a sufficient de- gree of certainty, I thought it prudent, from the fear of giving offence, to order the men to make a fire without, that we might sleep by it. When he observed our design, he placed boards for us, that we might not take our repose on the bare ground, and ordered a fire to be prepared for us. We had not been long seated round it, when we received a large dish of salmon roes, pounded fine and beat up with water, so as to have the appear- ance of a cream.
What to read after Voyages From Montreal Through the Continent of North America to the Frozen And P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mckenzie, Alexander, 1830-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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