The New North by Agnes Deans Cameron
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spontaneous kindness to me and mine no acknowledgment that I can here
make is adequate. What we feel most strongly we cannot put into words. AGNES DEANS CAMERON. August, 1909. CONTENTS CHAPTER I THE MENDICANTS REACH WINNIPEG The Mendicants leave Chicago--The invisible parallel of 49 where the eagle perches and makes amorous eyes at the beaver--Union Jack floats on an ox-cart--A holy baggage-room--Winnipeg, the Buckle of the Wheat-Belt--The trapper and the doctor--Mrs. Humphry Ward speaks--Boy Makers of Empire--The vespers of St. Boniface CHAPTER II WINNIPEG TO ATHABASCA LANDING The 1,000-mile wheat-field--Calgary-in-the-Foothills--Edmonton, the end of steel--The Brains of a Trans-Continental--Browning on the Saskatchewan--East Londoners in tents--Our outfit--A Waldorf-Astoria in the wilderness--The lonely cross of the Galician--Height of |
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