The New North by Agnes Deans Cameron
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fringed gentian at Fort Wrigley--The fires Mackenzie saw--The weathered
knob of Bear Rock--Great Bear Lake--Orangeman's Day at Norman--The Ramparts of the Mackenzie--Fort Good Hope under the Arctic Circle--Mignonette and Old World courtesy--We meet Hagar once more--Potatoes on the Circle--The Little Church of the Open Door CHAPTER XII ARCTIC RED RIVER AND ITS ESKIMO Arctic Red River--Wilfrid Laurier, the merger--Mrs. Ila-la-Rocko, the danseuse--Marriage as the Oo-vai-oo-aks see it--Orange-blossoms at Su-pi-di-do's--Trading tryst at Barter Island--Floating fathers--By-o Baby Bunting--Wild roses and tame Eskimo--Midnight football with walrus bladder and enthusiasm--Education that makes for manliness CHAPTER XIII FORT MACPHERSON FOLK Sir John Franklin's lobsticks at Point Separation--We reach Fort Macpherson on the Peel--Sergeant Fitzgerald, R.N.W.M.P., eulogizes the Eskimo--An Eskimo wife must make boots that are waterproof--She ariseth also while it is yet night and cheweth the boots of her household--Cribbage-boards the link between Dick Swiveller and the Eskimo--Linked sweetness long drawn out--Chauncey Depew of the Kogmollycs CHAPTER XIV |
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