Document 6503905

VACATIONS
OUR
TO
WHERE
AND
HOW
TO
TO
ENJOY
HOW
FRAN^
By
aO,
E^
ao,
CLARK.
BOSTON:
ESTES
AND
143
Washington
LAURIAT,
Stree'^.
THEM,
according
Entered,
ESTES
By
In
the
OflBce
of
the
of
Act
to
Congress,
and
the
year
1874,
LAURIAT,
of
Librarian
in
Congress,
at
Washington.
'%..
^"'
-
Stereotyped
at
the
Boston
19
Spring
Stereotype
Lane.
Foundry,
TO
C,
T.E.
MY
S.
CLASSMATES,
W.
L.
A.,
H.
R.,
AND
WITH
WHOM
I
SPENT
HAVE
OF
Cljb
SOME
OF
VACATION
BY
PLEASANTEST
WEEKS,
Volume
ITitllc
THE
ONE
Instribeb
is
OF
THE
"QUARTETTE."
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER
PAGE
I.
Preliminary
9
.
II.
To
White
THE
Mountains
Fifteen
for
Dollars
III.
To
14
Canada.
Montreal.
"
Quebec.
"
Ottawa.
River
St.
"
Lawrence.
"
.
IV.
V.
The
Down
Tent
on
Beach
the
East.
St.
"
Island.
John.
Cape
"
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115
Prince
ward
Ed-
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ifax
Hal"
149
puR UR
HOW
yVacations
TO
ENJOY
THEM.
OUR
VACATIONS,
AND
HOW
TO
THEM.
ENJOY
CHAPTER
If
the
truth,
reader
we
for
qualms
that
to
called
entitled
were
should
confess
not
consigning
for
sepulchre
trembling
an
I.
hopes,
introduction
that
this
was
the
of
getting
page,
or
diving
with
the
sniff
into
opening
this
the
whole
conscientious
chapter
opening
wishes,
good
explanations,
preface.
or
proper
a
the
few
a
author's
(this phrase
before
information,
know
unnecessary
For, indulgent reader
on
to
an
and
to
is introduced
commencing
way
of
the
heart
sentence,
to
sea
of
we
book,
our
you),
address
in
the
very
stead
in-
first
Adirondacks
the
are
9
obliged
to
before
place
for the
read
them
have
supposed
have
should
this little
at
up
sarcastic
White
Mountains
this
indeed
dollars ! Ridiculous
and
you
and
start
can
the Canadas
Mecca
from
in
of
do
we
not
and
weeks'
how
in
sum
of travelling
fifty
one
dred
hun-
mean
one
first
pockets
your
sightsof
over,
trip.More-
vacation
the
for
off the
all the
see
White
Hills, the
them
dollars
as
of three
delightfulvacation
spent among
first class
mean
the
to
be
wearied, city-worn pilgrims, may
a
a
Boston
two
a
reached, and
many
that
will tell you
we
Walk
fiftydollars,for, leave
words, and with
we
turned
noses
Canada
must
Yet
dollars."
fifty
hundred
three
He
!
read,
pretty way
! To
recommends
man
"
as,
A
!
which
imagination, hear
in
remarks, such
many
to
prefaces.
not
scornful
book, and,
wish
we
few
were
of many
visions
tion"
introduc-
"
fortune
lot of but
first pages
if these
But
that
reason
fall-to the
to
labelled
piece of good
a
"
introductorypages
not
are
good
very
few
very
a
you
explanation,which
of
is
VACATIONS.
OUR
lo
for fifteen dollars
it takes
sea-side
to
spend
hotel, we
a
will
; and
weeks
for
as
single day
tell you
how
at
HOIV
live
can
you
TO
n
sea-shore
at the
week
a
THEM.
ENJOY
in
far
a
more
enjoyableway.
So,
advise
become
a
glass of
a
man's
soda
this littlebook
class,to which
belong
for
"
longing eyes
so
from
and
reach
of
would
"
made
between
for
;
for
patience,but
barrister ;
the
very
in
gets his
doctor
few
sees
who
any
B
will
has
had
for
one
separab
in-
fields and
his little
patients;
short, for
an
country
widow
with
the cool,
to
croakings of
the
teen,
ten, fif-
looks
who
the
from
of
necessarily
the green
away
complaints
dle
great mid-
must
yet always
where
scenes,
the
him
having
hot, red bricks
the
longs to get
into fresh
us
week,
a
greenbacks ;
and
who
notion
a
you
for the
who
cityclerk
the
connection
forests
of
many
country, but who
green
after
is written
twenty dollars
or
justas
have
it."
night of
But
A
plain"
have
you
vacation
"
Branch
Long
and
utterlywearisome,
poor
would
we
farther, unless, indeed,
no
Saratoga, and
and
trying a
take
plethoricpurse,
read
to
you
Newport,
of
of the
friend
parish
brother
the
in
ister
min-
fail to
plenty
less
briefwhose
the
exclusiveness,
much
Father
from
the
table
about
to
the
at
However
made
sum
these
by
for
vacation
writer
mentioned,
thousand
others.
and
the
Paradise
Eve,
considerably
wateringthat in
we
who
reader
may
trips
have
the
way
in
can
ing
exist-
Congress
or
be
taken
the
pay
privilege of
the
are
to
nearer
those
do
very
Mother
sea-shore, as
be, the
the
that
fashionable
House
may
of
differed
than
Crawford
respects than
much
come
day
per
a
gates
very
flatter ourselves
we
Paradise
this
that
a
the
against
ancient
days
and
relate, we
five dollars
of
mountains
of
customs
the
d'hote
Indeed,
visitingthe
doors
certainlybeen
has
cuisine
Adam's
place hotel.
by
since
expanded
and
finds the
imagine
the
fig leaf
The
little.
gin
mar-
other
we
resembles
hotel
modern
the
In
of Eden.
garden
extreme
been
that he
year,
narrow
a
reallyas though they were
as
but
such
watering-placesbarred
fashionable
our
him
of the
the end
at
to
leave
candlestick-maker
and
baker,
bills of the butcher, and
salarythe
slender
of
VACATIONS,
OUR
12
Hall.
be
sured
as-
actually
and
for
again
HOIV
Especial
of
and
who
by
and
weeks
Sam,
among
will
twelvemonth
carry
take
them
of
routes,
trustworthy
a
hills
or
care
and
tion,
vaca-
Dick,
Tom,
from
upon
happily
more
;
souls,
summer
of
inspiration
the
ments
state-
work-worn
example
gain
may
spent
not
the
of
and
many
the
following
that
another
could
otherwise
that
description
accurate
that
is,
13
taken
the
be
should
THEM,
been
and
expenses,
hope
our
have
pains
"c.,
outfits,
ENJOY
TO
toil.
a
the
few
shore,
sea-
through
VACATIONS.
OUR
14
CHAPTER
TO
FIFTEEN
FOR
MOUNTAINS
WHITE
THE
II.
DOLLARS.
Now,
don't
mentally consign
asylum,
kind
reader, when
caption,and
above
"
dollars ; "
hotel
"
bills,or
How
shall
Why, by
legs, to
One
some
be
legs
were
the
sure
and
would
people
for
to
mean
we
your
on
trip to
our
have
railroad
no
carriage hire
we
go,
then.?
to
"
do you
other
made.?
think, from
the
to
our
on
turnpikes
show
fingers
"
bills
forty
the
tains
moun-
fares, or
pay.
turnpike, and
; for what
the
at
dollars, sundries
fifteen
dollars, carriage hire
twenty
on
insane
an
glance
twenty dollars, hotel
fare
Railroad
you
off
score
to
us
using
inquire.
own
purpose,
antipathy
their
good
pray,
which
locomotive
HOW
that
powers,
only
his skill
intended
were
always
to
hand
ourselves
a
fellows
Sam,
in
the
know
you
and
highways
and
is
world
I
six
or
is
Dick, who
who
whom
thing we
who
Tom,
mean
fault-finder must
;
is
but
""
be
certainly
want
such
*'
good
a
good
so
Hiram
; and
and
good fellows,
of the
one
of getting
means
inexpensive
the next
of five
"
"
story ;
tured ; and
both
are
is,a party
at
that
that the
sure
command,
at our
justlike
for the tailor
solelyfor quadrupeds.
mountains
secure
15
meant
and
upon,
Well, having made
to the
THEM.
ENJOY
they were
exercise
to
TO
na-
best
hearted
and
Jack
the
"
grumbler
left out
of
our
party.
Nothing
would
coffee
would
The
be
would
the
when
Man
of
would
he
the
all
made
with
were
muddy,
the
us.
roads
Mount
little hamlets."
surely be
the
Mountain"
enveloped
he
grumbling
friend
must
gazed
be
scowl
at
in
a
the "Old
ascent, and
would
when
means.
he
confoundedlydusty,"and
"
ever
than
fiercely
our
be
wretched
"
Washington
right if
always be
to
sure
villages
cloud
go
him.
left at
more
Yes,
home,
by
VACATIONS.
OUR
i6
Should
let them
have
of
any
from
feel excluded
not
book,
this
party if they
our
and
desire for the muscle
a
read
lady friends
our
happiness of
the
clifF-climber.
these
pages
reference
to
For
also.
for
for
a
the
travellers,the feminine
To
of
most
from
the
vv^oman
and
cable
practi-
as
constitution
Hiram
before
taken
Portland,
about
are
we
account
an
mountains,
from
jaunt
now
us
at
to
by
less
if we
their account
did
a
"
party which
not
marches
as
wholly wanting
of
;
be
able
one
in
but
this
by spending
more
How
is
to
we
which
quite as
the
can
difficulty
days
upon
pense
ex-
fair
;
may
it/'
made
partially
make
a
describe
delightfulexpeditionit was,
be sure,
remedied
the
ladies
ladies may
daily
before
trip to
a
than
judge
cluded,
is in-
means
tripis quite
Dick, Sam,
have
we
party of young
a
man
in
to.
such
and
v^rord
in
occurs
pronoun
lady of reasonably strong
Tom,
Indeed,
of
masculine
this vacation
the
alluded
the
in lavyr the
as
as
understood, too, that, wherever
it be
Let
up
long
sex
is
easilybe
the
road,
house
one
cry out
a
pounds
that
we
do
not
run
small
we
see
red
flag.
a
This
is
auction
or
loss to
for
wants
brick
a
little collection
will
to
as
where
off
among
the
strange
new
the
the
regular
team
comet,
conversation
guard
Thus
will
which
mountains,
be
and
will
for
days
of
out,
the
next
of
dren
chil-
inquiries
on
are
of
some
all
a
the
little
pleasure travel, our
almost
afford
after
are
taking
be, evidentlymis-
will
advanced
routes
eager
at
we
bawls
score
an
are
we
At
a
with
us,
circus."
the
boy
of bread."
show
next
for
the
as
our
of
that
discover
.houses, half
around
world-renowned
roads
loaf
of
gather
us
"
baker,
the
attract
small-pox within,
we
this
notice
us
a
violentlya
to
give
on
From
waving
to
determine, until
mistaken
Ma
whether
of
drive
cart, and
emerge,
wants
politelyexplain
evidentlymeant
case
a
she
farm-house.
next
boy
attention, but
We
meat
a
post-haste,and
in
lungs, that
beefsteak.
farther, to the
mile
rush
top of her
of
From
settlements.
will
woman
the
at
two
"
backwoods
the
get into
we
a
VACATIONS.
OUR
i8
we
as
a
rare
a
fruitful
have
sight as
topic
passed.
a
of
HOW
But
to
to
return
The
first
A
tent,
an
TO
but
;
if
or
tent
on
third
hand,
we
that
sum.
of
asked
for these
Such
life would
it would
be
trip.
there
But
this
The
poles of
awkward
they
lantern
wagon
is very
full.
wagon
will
if
the
our
the
come
teeth
are
tent
with
our
A
to
cases,
again
will stick
manner,
hang
weeks
few
a
at
the
a
is
rent
first cost,
generally*little
of the wagon,
though they
and
sell it
is
likely,for
that
so
buy
the
of
the
end
of
need
ing
pay-
price.
tree
bottom
their
in most
cheaper,
unused
an
exorbitant
an
cover
outright,and
tent
has
per
friend
some
houses, that
canvas
of camp
dollars
of
get it, very
can
party.
tents, will
three
who
be
will
our
in
know
to
charitablydisposed person
or
to
dealer
least
happen
we
hold
to
any
at
us
the wagon
into
go
Yale,
probably charge
week
to
large enough
this R. M.
For
outfit.
our
thing
THEM.
ENJOY
the
found
strong and
in
of
our
the
them
a
;
rather
convenient
if the
pails upon,
in the front
barrel
on
over
behind
out
tin
ride
canvas
will be
and
Then
should
part of the
hardtack
"
Pilot
digestiongood.
though
a
VACATIONS.
'OUR
20
and
softer
a
richer
higher price,should
find
shall
We
just about
last
come
to
the
encamped
ham
and
be
in
of
case
pickles,an
are
tion
great addi-
a
villagesand
make
will
gentler sex
tack, which
obliged to
at
for three
dozen
the
any
hard
from
away
shall
we
and
us,
accompany
pilotbread
of
keg
of
had
it.
a
one
if any
indispensablearticle
to
barrel
one
party of half
will
Next
weeks.
a
desire
we
that
be
variety can
often, when
farm.-houses,
the
stapleof
our
meals.
Beside
of
the
pickle keg
cofiee,
hams,
fit in
will
condensed
sugar,
meal, salt pork, cheese, salt, and
all the
are
if
of
take
an
to
necessary
and
varieties
one
or
behind,
course
it is
as
bought
cheaper
on
on
coffee,
hand.
and
these
be
expected
the way
sugar,
more
and
that
;
but
These
it is
really
length ;
any
articles,even,
no
loss.
Of
of
food
will
such
our
staplearticles
pilot bread,
convenient
were
serious
much
of
box
corn
pepper.
expedition of
of
two
milk,
provisions that
it would
left
be
on
nicelya
to
it
keep
is
a
both
supply
HOW
we
need
at
shall
Nothing
the
of
is
to
essential
before
crustiest
will
and
day's tramp,
and
else
nothing
the
stiffness
in
of
larder
our
coffee-baghold
Of
course
pounds
of
trout, which
a
we
we
hundred
out,
say
in
use
have
mile
walk,
do.
Long
as
may
we.
six
pork (fiveor
salt
the
cooking
from
over,
hard
a
dissipate the
already caught
times
the
flavor
for
us
the
on
make
to
and
will
the
want
it),to
it bubbles
twenty
a
life than
its aromatic
soothe
we
cofiee, and
camp
strengthen
will
or
while
it.
enough
genial, and
nature
encourage
aches
is
supper,
of
to
for
enough
sweeten
coffee-pot.Its fragrance as
stove,
be
will
pounds
sugar
more
21
probably find,
least five
pounds
twenty
hams
shall
party,
THEM.
ENJOY
medium-sized
Two
our
TO
speckled
in
tion,
imaginamountain
the
streams.
The
in
corn
before
meal
be
will
frying them,
Johnnie cakes, which,
hard
souls.
tack, will
Borden's
seem
so
as
as
useful
well
an
to
as
alternate
delicious
condensed
roll
to
milk
to
our
makes
our
make
with
fish
the
our
hungry
a
very
VACATIONS.
OUR
22
take
prepared
for
As
of
treatingthe
to
their
on
the
sure,
New
and
shall
find
our
nothing
but
and
a
the
while
hardly
"
liking for
If
with
are
an
Chicken
hard
which
the
catalogued,
ours.
of
can
a
the
Chicken
"
"
on
Beef,"
chunk
of
it will
(we
is
required
of
contents
it is
the
shows
a
and
carrot
the
too
;
decided
turnip.
minuteness
the
provision-box
our
that
whole,
has
submitted
humbly
be
tery,"
Mys-
outside)will
the
for
"
we
fortunately
are
one
of
picture,
Roast
"
square
Soup
or
name
plain print,on
experience
like
of
little cubes
apology
are,
be
juicy,to
very
Beef," and
appreciated,unless
be
sirloin roast
the
tasteless chunk
very
it is in
told what
meal
a
opening
upon
hawks
extremely inviting. But, alas, we
sound
hardly make
can
not
notion
a
and
crows
looks
can
the labels, *' Roast
and
Soup,"
the
of
better
have
we
pictureof
The
purposes.
had
we
Hampshire
contents.
outside
meats,
them, unless
of
cans
many
other
little for
it is worth
though
coffee,
in
for" milk
substitute
convenient
and
good
the
that
articles
best
for
a
peated
re-
tioned
men-
jaunt
IV
HO
Next,
shall
we
kettle,besides
of
put into
the
for each
On
ENJOY
tin
blankets,
of
one
one
the
of
than
more
be
bought
and
at
boxes
half).
a
pile our
can
we
blankets
to
and
last
of
be small
all will
and
any
The
old iron
little stove
and
a
a
build
fireplaceto
a
slice of fried bacon
is wanted.
Now
is
the
wagon
having
donned
clothes,
we
our
shall
for
to-morrow
a
blue
be
a
one
as
for
a
will
be
found
without
coat
or
to
by
always
of
cup
and
a
one
ing
hav-
coffee
or
such
though
a
coarsest
daybreak
at
start
A
Hills.
shirt, and
vest,
of
dollar
snugly packed, and,
ready
for
can
store
oldest
White
the
flannel
all
very
uniform, by the way,
is
when
our
light,weighing
great bother
the
saves
the
on
come
great convenience, for it is easilyhandled
man,
rolls
ting
forget-
not
spread
fortypounds (such
almost
iron
party.
rubber
stove, whichshould
not
the
man,
;
taining
con-
small
for each
tent
box
a
wagon
two
or
of
couple
floor
our
23
plate,cup, knife, fork, and
top of all these
a
THEM.
coffee-pot,spider, and
our
spoon
TO
very
good
pedestrian tour,
stout
gray
it would
trousers,
be well
to
VACATIONS.
OUR
24
in
coats
put
the
that
be
may
miles
the
day
six
o'clock, or
O,
as
before
the
their
while
soon
as
two
if
day*s
before
point
have
we
shall
Hiram,
share
the
up
sure),and
am
first
by
start
we
surrounded
have
made
o'clock
in
those
long
a
teen
fif-
our
afternoon.
the
noons
after-
summer
!
and
Tom,
this
on
agree
delights of
in camp
done
mountains
for the
enough
breakfast, we
miles
And
all
I
is over,
hot
be
will
shall
(we
good
the
among
tingency
con-
cool.
Fifteen
march
nights
the
for the
provide
to
wagon,
of
and
the
tent, and
it is for Dick
Jack, perhaps
afternoon's
in putting
work
inside
arranging things
and
Sam
to
have
superintend
;
the
dinner.
How
fragrantthat
floated
now
the
fire crackles
in
How
miles
out
into
of
the
the
open
in the
of coffee
pains
and
How
and
the
aches, which
steady tramping put
them,
!
tent
stove,
was
that
just
cheerily
bacon
zles
siz-
spider !
those
of
whiff
as
we
into
stretch ourselves
our
at
the
fifteen
legs,ooze
full
length,
VACATIONS,
OUR
26
us
it is
Well,
the
and
more
grows
morning,
tryingto
tent,
sleepy individuals
Indistinct
more
Tom
and
impress
four
it is time
that
"
about
stirring
is
on
and
"
desperately
be
to
getting
breakfast.
It is wonderful
afternoon
the
though
make
it.
damp
then
without
morning
But
dispel many
up
rest
our
of
hours
of
a
of
these
of
couple
locomotive
them,
high,
than
are
so
you
we.
generous
miles
of
powers,
with
sore,
and
good-
a
are
we
of
walking
and
find
a
total
coffee
of
spiritsof
that, long before
couldn't
burn
is
get through the
we
cup
evil
which
to
exhibitions
any
burn, and
and
stiff*,
so
as
seems
ham,
sure
generally,that
party, indeed, if
natured
It
would
never
all feel
we
uncomfortable
a
all.
breakfast,will be
our
And
and
wood
pitched is
is
tent
does, the spider full
it
when
the
rocky field,after
wretched
to
departed.
pasture in which
The
a
has
roseate
everything yesterday
surrounded
which
hue
completely the
how
will
ill-nature ;
will
drive
the
pravity
de-
limber
away
sun
set
jollier
the
is two
of fellows
HOW
here
But
trip,and
him
Center
from
trudge through
South-eastern
New
New
charming
about
the
end
other
route
likelyto
but, at
;
follow
the
from
this
point.
out
walk
to
be
Center
of
seventeen
get into
up
the
Beyond
Chicorua
us
midst
the
the
of
of
And
in
will
in
take
the
some
be very
;
so
we
mountaineers
of Tamworth
the
a
at
Harbor.
Harbor
on
after
the
until,
will
our
first
night
pleasant day's
now
we
grandest
village of
(Coroway
and
eastern
reside
to
neighborhood
miles.
must
out, you
rate, you
Harbor,
you
you
doubtless
will
camping-ground
our
from
scenery.
fortune
any
spot in the
village
If
Center
at
ramblings
will
Some
day
through Center
pass
we
Massachusetts,
fourth
good
city,you
that
little
Winnepiseogee,
the
of
your
Tri mountain
will
join
to
yourselves encamped
If it is not
reader
Hampshire, along
of
our
Hampshire.
North-eastern
shore
find
the
of
day
beautiful
the
order
in
27
second
yet told
Harbor,
Hubbites,
are
the
on
haven't
we
THEM.
ENJOY
are
we
with
started
of
TO
Tamworth
the vernacular
begin
mountain
looms
of
the
VACATIONS.
OUR
28
and
inhabitants),
No
is.
lessen
to
sides
is
form
its
almost
it at
upon
have
a
takes
its
the
effect,while
refuge
of
family
a
pursued by' the
by
way
to
killed
and
that
of
A
the
well
we
day
affords
devoted
our
we
push
on
miles
last camp.
place,
full of
in
of
the
with
no
visiting
"
that
the
in the
nation
imagi-
country.
farther
This
time
day
next
into
we
"
Coroway
lies at its base
afford the
the
on
poetic justice,
novel
writer
was
manner
a
for
which
can
he
thrillingplot
to
lake
spent if
twenty
than
dime
any
beautiful
must
a
unwisely
men,
enemies,
demands
the
chief,who, after
Here
his
top, surrounded
fully satisfies
mountain
whites, and,
very
was
stand
can
the
white
avenging
escape,
apex
Tamworthians
mountain.
this
on
The
Indian
an
precipitous
whose
effect that
the
from
murdering
its
persons
time.
to
name
few
it
hood
neighbor-
perfect cone,
a
same
legend
mountain
in its immediate
are
pointed,that only a
so
took
hills
other
remarkable
most
a
be
if not,
North
way,
Con-
mountains
the
shall
will
but
;
to
and
find
boarding-houses,
and
tiful
beau-
a
a
very
HOW
TO
high place to
Hitherto
but
eight cents
towns
make
they
The
cents.
a
quart
at
had
shall be
we
of
living will
It is
thought by
you
hotel
the
the
spend
two
at
not
the
be
truth
of
half
that
for
the
as
the
milk
;
price;
hard
the
thus
up,
the
thousand
is
this statement
voucher
; it is
six
for
;
thing
some-
high,
feet
comfortablyfor
no
would
expenses
which
give
At
dollars.
Tip-top House,
thousand
Conway
fashionable
four
more
of this
they get
at
a
thousand
price
ascend.
foot
at
season
for
other
in
people
than
We
thirty
that
we
every
sea
three
six
dozen,
fifteen dollars,
our
rise
to
the
get along very
dollars.
to
eggs
shall find that the
we
some
of
leap
largelyon
draw
farther
than
more
could
or
Crawford,
probably
while
level
could
for
live within
dollar
a
a
only give
but
pay
continue
region charge
above
to
Indeed,
cents
Conway, though
obligedto
barrel.
tack
to
all the
buy
sudden
a
too, will
have
we
of the w^ord.
twenty
or
29
sense
able to
cows,
that, in order
so
been
fifteen
for
here
in, in every
have
we
wanted
we
live
THEM.
ENJOY
you
sand
thou-
the
act
ex-
mate.
only approxi-
Conway
At
to
pitch
of
the
well
artist
take
the
the
to
be
Of
and
the
next
It
is
answers
"
How
"
Good
day,
often
we
shall
Wal,
a
I reckon
we
memories
is
be
the
of
to
the
ten
it's ni^h
time
on,
different
the
frequent question,
miles
friend,"
far
of
Bartlett.
notice
to
chasms,
astonished
plenty
is
onto
more
or
will
we
busily hoemg
"how
mountain
likelyto push
direction
place
my
all these
have
shall
get
morning,
patch:
summer
our
show
to
amusing
far,'*to
the
than
we
the
in
farmer, who
potato
"
unless
disposal,we
our
sion
impres-
cascades, and
views,
but
party in camp,
our
"
like
innumerable
mountain
traveller ;
at
Conway,
has
lent
excel-
retain.
likelyto
course
towns,
"
mountains
civilization,
Conway's
looked
we
way
march
s
permanent
more
a
of
have
picture of
a
day
next
bounds
to
little east
a
grove,
the
the
good place
very
a
pine
a
us
desire
we
of
for
find
as
of
out
us
be
should
will
tent, in
village, and,
it will
went
shall
we
our
take
will
a
VACATIONS.
OUR
30
his
it to
seventeen
away.
say
to
paternal
Bartlett?"
mile,'*
HOIV
will
he
TO
; and
answer
that
ourselves
before
march
we
road,
and
on
the
question.
he
miles,"
Sure
"
be
will
have
very
meet.
"How
a
;
ways
time
to
the
likely we
have
caught
the
the
to
O,
that
find
is
night,
of
this
while
of
we
tent
our
of
none
Jack-
a
when
pitched
league
a
By
advance,
we
of her, that
within
came
deuce
a
inquiring,and
up
at
we
person
Bartlett
as
A
reply.
least."
at
fugitive,and
midst
very
him
to
likely
Bartlett?
shall
Irishman
twenty shar-rp
next
retreats
clay's
easy
an
the
conclusion
very
an
an' it's
probably give
o'lantern, which
in
to
got
propound
twenty-fivemiles
shall
we
come
far
ing
congratulat-
pass
be
tourist, perhaps, will
31
on,
pass
Soon
working
same
we
we
us.
the
THEM,
ENJOY
formants
in-
our
the
correct
distance.
of
miles
we
Bartlett
that
Not
follow
from
pass
villageabout
camp
usual
our
part of
shall
our
is
our
at
custom
this
time
like
North
of
walking early
through
the
anything
a
Conway
doing
in
the
the
score
; if
cipal
prin-
day,
we
pretty little mountain
that
the
early worm
is
VACATIONS,
OUR
32
popularly supposed
distance
quite a
time
pitch
to
And
grant
least,so
might
of
find
for
them,
well
and
A
be taken
for
take
to
the
slate
roof
roof, with
be
at
they. Indeed,
are
mansard
asbestos, would
of
it is
us
agricultural purposes
cultivate
to
may
anybody willing
rocky
try
meeting-house.
tells
sun
tent.
our
never
rough
as
afternoon
of New
lands
ungranted
ungranted lands, It
these
granted, will
a
the
shall get
and
devoured,
the
into
before
Hampshire
be
to
far
a
a
you
of
a
ing
cover-
desirable
more
location.
But
the
ungrantable the country becomes,
more
the
higher
and
thus
do
the mountains
the
the
things, making
picturesqueas
and
It is
the roads
to
the
"
rough
rather
mountain
scenery
above
equalizes
and
grander
more
ilized
unciv-
more
thirtymiles
our
we
"
shall
from
make
stay among
long day's
roads,
side ;
impassable.
place
a
every
compensation
more
headquarters during
Hills,
on
country becomes
the
something
Conway
of
law
tower
and
march
we
shall
North
our
the White
over
the
probably
VACATIONS.
OUR
34
On
visit to the mountains
former
a
standing in
the
certainlywould
the
to
would
have
been
her
aroused
As
flight.
attempt
a
we
naturallyasked
very
"
Is this the old
"
Dunno,"
"
What,
don't
that
so
she
belonged
And
"
desired
damsel
character
one
first place,we
girljust
crusty old
laconic
answer
whether
we
this
to
all
was
;
the
was
in
family,who
and
had
we
get from
could
we
seek
to
for
our
elsewhere.
notice
meets
the
on
a
shall find
alluded
all the
ceived.
re-
killed ? "
were
information
It is curious
"
House?
again replied.
Dunno,"
sapient
"
1826, when
she
to
house,
wonderfully escaped destruction
escape,
Dunno,"
her,
know
you
the
approached
we
the
of
attempted to
this
safe had
house, who
stupid,lethargicsoul
Willey
was
the avalanche
"
this very
girl
a
saw
originalWilley family,for surelynothing
have
house
of
doorway
we
to.
farmers, who
different varieties of
trip like
quite a
To
this
have
In
the
like
the
belong
the
ours.
number
class
lived
half
a
cen-
HOW
England, yet
view
Then
opposite of
ready
and
is another
yclept Yankee,
to
impart
advice, but
their
own
these.
vast
a
stock
of
"
Stranger,what
I
"
Well, is trade
mought
often
judgment
be very
to
likely
fish-horn.
a
species of
the ^enus
met, who
are
are
not
Such
men
just
only
of information
amount
to
Some
add
to
of their
will be,
probability,
"
mought
call it
"
bing
spent grub-
the
knowledge.
in all
first questions,
rious
glo-
forsooth,they
exceedinglyanxious
are
the
seen
it,should
earth,and would
there
of
potato-patch.These
or
Gabriel's trumpet for
mistake
the
never
that is not
wasted
as
35
grandest mountains
have
hardlyknow
day begin upon
Jiomo
who
their corn-field
would
men
the
their top, because,
from
regard every day
in
THEM,
ENJOY
sight of
tiny within
New
TO
Smith,
I call yer name?"
eh ?
pooty brisk
"
down
your
way
this summer?"
"
What, ye ain't
"
A
doctor
"No?
*'
storekeeper?
then, perhaps ?
"
"
Dutell!"
You've
reckon
a
?"
come
a
pooty considerable
ways,
I
VACATIONS.
OUR
36
"
Morne
"
Ye
a
hundred
somev^'har
live
must
miles, have
yer?"
Boston, then,
near
I calkerlate."
ye live in the
"
O,
"
Know
"
He
a
fellow
lives in
"
city,du ye?
named
"
Jack Styles?
Boston, I believe."
"Don't?"
"
!"
vShow
And
thus
hours, fullysatisfied with
talk for
would
friend
genuine Yankee
our
labic
monosyl-
our
replies.
'
A
relative
near
the person
he goes,
to
who
always
that
every
so
guide-post,along
or
this
loquacious individual
his
leaves
smooth
the
route,
wherever
mark
rock,
or
beech
proclaims
or
the
to
of G.
cabalistic
other
some
I. O.
T.,
or
the
society,has
tree,
to
the
belongs,
wondering public that John Jones, who
perchance,
is
G. A.
been
R.,
that
way.
But
disagreeableof
most
whom
tourist,
fortune,
"
seldom
we
shall
all
and,
occasionally,
only occasionally,meet.
that
he
will
snobbish
is the
deign
to
It
thank
"
is very
notice, much
less
TO
HOW
such
speak to,
as
address
to
us
But
snob
is the
to
to
return
where
House,
mutabilityof
the
the avalance
covered
the
rolled.
peaceful and
hills which
the house
whole
were
Three
famed
as
of
who
ger
the dan-
hill from
trees
and
which
has
bushes
it.
the
A
it looks
now
of
any
the
few
as
everlasting
rods
behind
great rock, which
the
see
'and dirt,and
family,
the
on
which, nearlyfifty
years
above
can
Willey
Nature, however,
mantle
miraculously divided
of stones
general, and
over.
Dame
steadfast
we
the
meditating
in its side ; and
tower
of insipidit
the
chasms
made
were
will
stands
green
and
gashes
ago,
a
he
particular.
house
with
how
party and
life in
in
condescend
the world
conceit
our
human
of avalanches
Behind
37
combination
left them
we
does
know
same
effeminacy,and
But
he
when
Well, you
"
talk ; for the
"
travel-stained, unpretentious pilgrims
are.
we
THEM.
ENJOY
great, onrushing
saved
the
rushed
out
mass
house, while
to
save
so
the
selves,
them-
destroyed.
miles
Crawford
from
Hotel
the
;
Willey
but, our
House
purses
is the farnot
being
VACATIONS.
OUR
38
shall
long, we
push
but
at almost
This
is
and
other
any
are
house
of
mountain
There
in
wall
has
followed
and
the
are
the
directing
Perhaps
stony
the
the
matron
picturesque
lar
perpendicu-
course
one
long into
an
for
the
of
some
a
little
learns
with
broad
and
Saco.
the Crawford
to
given
Notch, while
the
wonder, expands before
another
lic
pub-
provisionsin
the
babbling,sparklingbrook, which,
impetuous
miles
for
some
upon
various
most
have
we
depend
far travelled
scenery.
hills that
region
out.
thus
route
abundance
board
mountains.
in the
supplies,should
give
wagon
Near
beast
and
man
in this
must
we
for
distance
hotel
stores
no
miles, and
The
for
encamp,
important consideration, too, justnow,
an
there
our
Mountain
to the White
accommodation
than
great while, but
a
only a good placeto
is not
where
cheaper
since
farther,
six miles
on
House,
tarry here
not
"
to
Old
House
the
"
a
more
Silver
of
Woman
guide-books
notice
we
and
guide-
Cascade,"
and
the Mountain."
boards
euphonious
one
name
give
than
this
this ;
HOW
but
it takes
only
author
the
is
pointed out
But
then
three
to
the
of
ford
the Craw-
rival.
a
the
make
to
camp
headquartersfor
from
thence
points of
various
its " Old
has
course
House
days,and
four
or
Woman."
Notch
and
Mountain
the White
of rock
convenient
be very
It will
jagged piece
be without
musn't
guide-book
which
Old
"
a
which
resemblance
Franconia
the
of the Mountain,"
Notch
at
the
the
as
39
imagination,of
the
see
indicates,in
that is
THEM.
hotel-keeperor
capableto
name
Man
of
stretch
a
mountain
a
ENJOY
TO
to take
interest
cursions
ex-
in the
neighborhood.
Of
a
tripwhich
day.
The
view
be
sure
the
but, then, it
sublimer
outlook
is
summit
of its
many
has
in the
distinct,and
being more
no
from
that from
;
be climbed
must
easilybe accomplished in
can
than
to
Willard
Mount
course
be
can
the
more
"
one
tracted
con-
big brothers,
advantage of
opinion of
all the
in
found
many
mountains.
The
top of Mount
reached
the
White
in
either
Mountain
of
Washington
two
ways
House.
be
can
from
a
easily
camp
at
In
the
the
first
place,
near
bridle-path,
follow
the
If there
when
and
night at
degree
of
encamp
comfort
For
sunrise.
for the
of the
one
accomplish
the
a
or
on
no
our
blankets
doubtless
mercury
the
wind
But
let
was
Not
which
tired
enough
not
down
summit
the
result
be
as
hope
morning,
that
of
to
the
to
the
sun
for if it does
it
pay
being
with
is
yet
a
way
at
perhaps
to
spread
depot, where
as
any
there
being
obtained
soundly
blowing fiftymiles
us
wishing
privilege of spending
the floor of the
sleep
path
bridle-
matter
consideration, and
gratis,permission may
it
difficult.
safety,there
desired
small
on
which
tip-tophotels,and
free
shall
; but
top.
can
miles, though
steep and
the
half
a
we
route
top, a
three
wisely chosen
impossible to
to
the
or
;
paratively
com-
a
ladies in the party, the
any
they reach
dollar
the
to
miles
by
made
House,
taken, the travellers will be
is
way
nine
to
more
are
will be
track
ascent
it much
makes
of
be
can
Crawford
the
the railroad
shortens
the ascent
climb
easy
a
VACATIONS.
OUR
40
though
we
the
freezing-point,and
an
hour
rise clear
may
not
outside.
we
morrow
to-
shall carry
VACATIONS.
OUR
42
it climbs
known,
necessitates
which
on
steep
as
of
average
an
sometimes
four, and
in
foot
rise
a
miles,
three
in
mountain
the
as
one
foot
one
in three.
before
engine, while,
the
that the forward
long
as
higher
feet
ten
Travel
with
an
does
he
idea
to
when
the
he
first
either,as
limb
or
struggleover
"
littletrail that
for
ever
is
on
the
be
to
brakes
of the
builder
but
so
that
not
;
to
run
road
a
nor
which
the tracks
"
;
we
are
the
laid,
struct
ob-
which
poeticallyso called,
doubt
it is without
led down
stones
cars
can
carefullydown
Path
his
train of
climb
and
says
ridiculed
people
roots
companied
ac-
yet occurred.
has
Washington;
we
as
than
more
seem
and
proposed
Fabyan
presume,
(not half
dangers
that
trestle-work
the
we
life
top of Mount
gaping
would
unnumbered
wonder
not
wonder
or
to
grade,
rear.
road
a
originator and
The
car)
system of cogs
the
accident
the
than
such
on
perfectis
steep is the
so
ordinary passenger
an
pushed slowly
this little car
of
end
is
coach
single passenger
The
a
mountain
the
worst
side.
TO
HOW
By devoting
the White
to
and
can
and
fifteen dollars
outset
are
adhered
of these
hills,and the line
be taken
conias
The
first
Twin
"
able
Beecher
four
miles
Mountains,
the
These
not
easy
pitch the
the
monarch
for the Fran-
march
the party
by
has
seasons
unusual
attractions
the
to
the
of the finest of the
during some
dances
and
of
ing,"
even-
every
the
heart
very
more
three
leg-wearying hill,brings
most
a
and
hills
on
the pretty little villageof Bethlehem,
of
sea
the
at
after toilingup
just at nightfall,
party into
above
three
be struck
must
one
"
Sunday,
every
and
the
offer
through
"
or
House,
to
emerald
proposed
takes
day's journey
hotels,which
mountain
tain,
moun-
if the
visit to
of
more
up.
Mountain
been
after the
morning
next
but
;
tent
the
glen, the
limits
to, the
dollars
around
go
Falls, "c.
Ellis
43
few
a
of the
weeks
the
and
days
beauties
the
Glen
pool,
three
Hills,we
see
THEM.
ENJOY
than
of
two
the
Franconia
thousand
feet
level.
are
find
a
tent, much
so
heavily
cleared
wooded
that
it is
place largeenough
less to pasture
a
horse
;
con-
to
VACATIONS,
OUR
44
beast
sequently the
be
must
stabled
House
barns, which
will cost
if the
little
called
about
mile
a
will
be
and
after
making
of
the
it wouldn't
have
So
do
fish
a
enough
to
dangling
schooner.
of the
to
us
are
bait
have
sure
this
as
feed
a
from
the
ourselves
to
poles
off for
There
its
containing
foreordained
very
morning
as
holes
a
as
enough
mackerel
think
we
trout, which
little mountain
the
and
are
shady nooks,
speckled beauty, that
a
was'
luck
and
worms
line
feel
we
brooks,
with
supply
tumbles
deep
the
and
not
friends.
one's
to
to
exultation
to-day!
and
mountains
pond,
trout
our
What
good
floor,
for
chips
bright mornings,
brook, with
one
the
it
spent in troyting;
home
carry
of sport
possibilities
before
each
the
to
go
to
be
must
undoubtedly start
these
of
one
day
story
shall
we
and
Morpheus.
one
course,
;
House,
on
of
smudge
a
day
Hotel, is empty,
blankets
our
a
Profile
Summit
the
mosquitos, consign
of
charge
Of
spread
dollar
a
Profile
the
from
best to
benefit
the
shanty,
the
at
to
; for
the
Mr.
bite
why
A.
tempting
our
should
we
we
read
-^e
not
about
HOW
in
the
TO
last
paper,
THEM.
ENJOY
who
week,
in
all
caught seventy-nine trout,
45
half
one
weighing
day
over
a
pound apiece?
Ah
!
tell him
we
catch,
it looks
should
of
bring
black
so
Ten
rocks
it in
that
trout
log, where
that mossy
of
deep ?
bite
so
but
soon,
holds
the
down
upon
the
it is
pole ;
pole,
and
hook
on
the
slippery
work
the
water
eddies
bite, so
in
with
quick
a
limb
darting off
for
of his adventure.
six feet
to
is
a
drop
we
round
bona
Jide
sharp (no nibbling and
and
great excitement
in
have
we
now
bait
the
dictive
vin-
a
the
again, justwhere
And
we
and
and
stone.
as
it with
hook,
big
the
on
log.
mossy
of vexatious
log
shall
just dropped
the
caught
trout
have
we
when
"
unfasten
and
fooling
pull
for
edge
jerk
the
minutes
caught,
hand
other
fast in
great stringwe
that
slap,we
caught
his eyes
a
the hand
the
open
and
have
we
Harris
say,
the
over
There,
back
of that
we
hook
our
Bill
Won't
another
a
to
trout), and
our
see
over
rock
line
head,
our
to
up
we
firmly
and
the
tell his friends
VACATIONS.
OUR
46
Already
man
who
fraud
;
prepared
are
those
caught
by
and
the
time
to
seventy-nine trout
have
we
hearty good will, anathematize
and
trees, and
brook
have
three
dozen,
bring
If
a
relate
feet of
a
lines,
with
connected
supper,
having
to
of
Bill
next
wooded
back
doubt, go
the
and
streams,
likelyto
more
the
time
to
prospect
with
the
of
lose
we
summit
enjoying a
proud
conscious^
respectablefish story
very
Harris
when
morning
is
most
be
are
to
get home.
we
pleasant,there
is
a
pect
pros-
delightful
days yet spent
all to
easilyseen
a
one.
this every
as
than
mountains, for the quiet beauties
Franconias
can
a
of the
one
the
among
much
as
first,
:
better
are
furious
a
night,with
trout
line
quiet jerk is
fish than
a
at
If the
but
quick
shall, no
of
ness
four
learn
shanty
them
with
can,
things, however
fishingalong these
a
up
we
good
two
or
fish,we
the
the
up
trout, and
else
everything
learned
when
that
and
shinned
a
fishing.
We
that
the
pronounce
disentangledthe line, we
and
tree
we
be
in
seen,
one
and
day.
most
of
of
HOW
One
of
these
TO
the
in
spirited,
entire
to
freedom
of
from
about
off, livelyand
s'tarting
one
cool
the
47
sensations
pleasant
most
excursions,
THEM.
ENJOY
is that
earlymorning,
the
and
care
of
worry
of
nary
ordi-
life.
What
II
I
does
Cotton
J?
be
cannot
be
may
having
Old
need
our
it matter
lighter than
depressed
bread
Brown
if
chance
we
and
black
Echo
Lake
knotty
and
coats
leaving camp,
hour
devoted
mountains,
from
to
to
green
which
and
A
it.
and
in
some
the water's
dull
doctrines
and
reach
cal
the cleri-
to
brew
He-
our
home
at
ings.
feel-
pip,
left
we
with
neck-ties.
interest reached
it is well
worthy
of
perfectsparkling gem
gray
of
the
places
edge.
it
without
our
the
belong
ministerial
or
sugar
complaints can't
is the first point of
after
is, set in the
have
shall find that
we
profession,
roots
her
while
effect upon
may
inf
is
rising,but
gunny-bags
but
pill,
; or,
and
spirits
;
our
and
gold
light
corresponding
any
ears
our
be
may
Granny
a
whether
it
surrounding
rise
But
the
as
ularly
perpendicthe
name
VACATIONS.
OUR
48
indicates, the
is the
echo
mountains
lake,, for
the
angle
that
the
huge
tin
an
the
from
and
caught
is
until
worn
dies
mile
from
a
House,
and
the
a
Old
"
hotel
not
very
often
well
draws
Should
himself,
he
we
and
gaze
lights
in
and
from
veil
sit
"
best
has
been
on
his
shadows
place
and
his
gaze,
by
and
of
he
rough
the
side,
road-
it, far up
Whittier's
show
the
rocky profile,as
over
can
features.
on
erected
play
is of
he
as
vulgar
hours
to
for whom
gentleman
over
for
lieve,
be-
(forty,we
is the
the
Profile
the
of the Mountains"
cloudland, thinking
lines,
is
beyond
old
entirely
is
propitious,however,
could
which
Lake
The
time,
distance.
retiringnature,
be
little seat
the
in
rods
cloudy
a
blast
a
after
little noise
Echo
retreat
such
at
guide carries,
other, time
away
Man
modest,
very
the
named.
was
the
little
shuttlecock, by them,
at
number)
exact
the
pistol or
a
which
poor
few
a
is the
the
the
out, and
Half
view
to
one
length
at
report of
horn
of
placed
are
played
from
thrown
attraction
the
there
graphic
OUR
50
The
Pool
is
VACATIONS.
simply
enlarged basin,
an
more
turbid
The
most
curious
Pool
is the
grizzlyold philosopherwho
his
lemonade
this
called
he
rather
to take
seats
consideration
to
he
of
to
is
of
sugar
pounding
com-
ade,
lemon-
the
the
to
with
air
for
philosopher,by
in
his
invite
moderate
he
will
plain
ex-
while
is
simply
rehash
a
concentric
cles,
cir-
that
singular fancy
seas
inside, where
the
upon
interterrestrial
and
means
be
Pool.
inhabited
and
Our
versa.
and
for the
theory of
on
will
cosmography
his
correspond
pole ;
of
about
hollow,
vice
about)
boat, and
theory
slowly
supplied
either
spends
hardly
can
twenty-fivecents,
is based
earth
this
the
Besides
(he
walks
Captain Symmes's
continents
are
with
good pitcher of
Aristotle
cosmography
and
connected
visitors.
very
in his
his
us
and
the
a
than
of
us
rows
This
all
modern
perfect shape.
peripateticphilosopher, however,
a
rows
us
us
less
a
it, dispensing maple
to
for
of
thing
beside
summers
and
and
water,
with
side,
out-
cousins
sunlight, according
of
big
opinion they
holes
lead
at
very
the
much
do
HOW
TO
same
kind
of
the outside.
upon
his
supports
which
has
no
which
have
of the
arctic
them
with
have
it, painted upon
walls
in
upon
which
found
side
who
of
small
sovereign
of
France,
and
potentates, high
were
waggish
Not
Pool
and
found
doubtless
borders
the
earth,
illustrates
he
as
v^ould
which
rock,
the
sent
teries
mys-
farther, our
which
which
recommendations
which
within
still
of
other
tropicalplants
investigatethe
to
pamphlet,
subject,to
Sea,
Pool.
the
wish
various
Caspian
smooth
a
string
a
the
the
cosmography
this
with
the
far
of
diagrams
mortals
poor
and
circle,figurelargely),
one
a
we
notions
outlet, and
been
those
will sell
as
51
philosophic boatman
romantic
(among
of
lives
Our
arguments
To
THEM.
ENJOY
he
he
has
has
the
mighty,
a
batch
late
China,
of
emperor
in
written
appended
from
and
friend
all
by
of
some
rogue.
more
is the
than
Flume,
the
the
most
decidedly
among
half
the
a
mile
goal
distant
of
this
remarkable
mountains.
The
from
the
day's walk,
sight yet
straight,
VACATIONS.
OUR
52
narrow
tower
either
on
Titanic
of
heads, which
it
send
produce
But
the
Flume,
mountains,
that
various
cat;
had
the
well
It is
you
the
and
seems
as
You
wonderful
directly over
all
"
which
breath
a
conspire
other
no
had
lived
to
tain
moun-
down
may
lies
place
shape
embodied
from
be
are
in
the
a
used
quito
mos-
to
them
to
black
White
him
lieve
be-
tains,
Moun-
in
quito,
mos-
a
fly.
small
a
and
hare, or
or
the
among
black
of
appeared
goat,
a
beauties
poetic thoughts
the
;
serpent
ancestors
of
have
or
its
other
every
singular what
tumbling
caught
though
as
Our
father
midge,
ridiculous.
Flume
the
its pest in
they would
or
tween
be-
shapes, as
they
some
boulder
of Eden
midge.
or
in
has
by
produced.
garden
as
built
which
neath
be-
impression
has
scene
rock
rushing, boiling brook
crashing down,
an
of
though
as
immense
walls
would
the
the
feet,the
the
our
side,
mason,
our
loftywalls
the
passage,
the
gazing
of
the
affair will
sublime
bring
to
awe-struck
Flume
;
coursing through
the
upon
grand
your
HOW
soul, when,
himself
your
member
fruitless assaults
the
of
place
of
the
becomes
upon
insinuates
neck
your
instantly
;
bitten
vanish, the
the
sensation, and
of
centre
upon
settles
midge
a
beautiful
and
sublime
the
or
back
53
mosquito
nose,
the
into
THEM.
ENJOY
suddenly, a
of
end
the
TO
offending
rapt meditation
the
on
insect
take
beauties
of
Nature.
This
is
be
can't
cured, and
the best grace
our
;
so
possible.
and
tormentors,
the funeral
the
their
blood-puddings
all
hear
sorts
and
devoted
it
more,
were
and
revel
as
only thing which
as
though
agreeable
these
as
with
our
petroleum.
mended,
recom-
quantity
the
to
prefer
unguents
midges
in
faces
to
with
liberal
The
camphor,
and
seem
and
of
come
greatly offends
flavored
a
with
hundred
a
will
hands
herbs
of
apply
features.
catnip, or
flavor
kill
mosquitos
senses,
all the
We
our
own
endured
be
thousand
a
smear
we
life which
camp
must
oil, but, while
kerosene
We
ills of
the
of
one
are
to
our
attracted
pennyroyal, or
the
odor
possible.
ubiquitous insects
and
The
seem
VACATIONS.
OUR
54
dislike
to
and
of
old
an
can
be
at
the
smoke
easilybe raised, with
can
and
milk-pan
of
expense
black
of
smudge
tolerablyfree
seasoned
mountain
these
from
ourselves
turning
aid
the
chips, we
damp
some
;
pests
well-
into
hams.
We
have
day
feel
can
Franconia
the
more
one
principal points of
the
seen
now
about
interest
we
thick
a
this
as
take
is
that
Notch, and, if
ascend
to
Lafayette,
"
done
"
have
we
Mount
we
the
tains
moun-
quite thoroughly.
There
are
be
visit, to
peaks
to
several
much
as
points of
on
if
we
start
for
home,
we
stow
away
the
small
the
the
hard
Summit
tack
and
who
their
all
are
already we
note,
those
of
so
to
blankets,
our
up
provisions
our
barrel, and, with
has
times
that it is time
remnant
shanty which
ten
vacation.
summer
roll
have
great deal
a
spend
agreed
will
might spend
we
but
;
most
of
many
money
Then,
in
which
to
mountain
more
many
scale, among
than
more
and
sure,
delightfulweeks
the
seen
charming places
more
many
a
cheer
for
kindly sheltered
HO
for the
us
the
past few
wish
we
turn
can
in
where
In
to
be
off down
Landaff,
and
the
strike
the
"
for
which,
them
near
their
camp
life still,as,
that
Now
again
say
in
But
of
part
this
journey
Haverhill,
gusted
utterlydis-
are
here
take
dollars, will
land
can
if the
doubt,
no
should
River.
party
few^
a
the
it will
the
trip
down
is for
vote
be,
it will
has
the
been
valleyof
v/illow-fringedConnecticut."
"
what
see
second
the
homes.
no
pleasanter than
lovely
of
of
first camp
roughing it," they
cars,
be found
the
route,
instead
Connecticut
if any
course,
homeward
south-west
case,
with
the
55
will
our
vary
this
we
Of
the
days, we
the
to
south-east.
be
THEM.
ENJOY
mountain.
Should
we
TO
IV
that
the
trip has
cannot
you
cost
us,
and
afford
to
go
never
to
the
mountains.
Horse
at
dollar per
one
weeks,
Wagon,
Hard
tack
.
.
day
.
for three
.
5.00
.....
and
$31.00
other
provisions,
.
22.00
VACATIONS.
OUR
;j6
Total,
This
makes
dollars,
White
$90.00
"
divided
sum,
each
for
.
.
.
a
Mountains.
three
six
among
share
one's
of
weeks'
.
.
.
the
expenses
excursion
individuals,
fifteen
to
the
VACATIONS.
OUR
58
Pyrenees?
bell
how
and
Moscow
of
thunder
and
heart
soul, to
If any
has
boy
desires,let
arnd
how
when
expressivelyimply,
fire."
for
but
g-ood man,
be
To
would
who
more
many
manhood
as
in
at home
roll
Boulevards
for any
by
are
when
the
the
between
eager
they
first
school-room,
thousand
the
two
To
a
all
lean
such
'*
;
the
bridging
State
are
Europe
their
by
in.
ography
ge-
kept
are
brine
over
on
teens, and
dog-eared
continents, and
a
desires
but there
who
so
is
river
their
visit
but
soul,
He
through
leagues of
to
and
little
their
w^alk
to
reality?
people
say,
of Paris
as
barrier
which
of
do
thoughts
lose
out
their
exchange
not
Street
they get
that
all your
in
set
never
men
many
lin
Krem-
And
which
they
will
he
sure,
travel when
future
that
him
predictfor
\eYy
these
great
at
with
pity his unimaginative
us
the
Russia?
wonders
had
not
of
longed,
these
the
looked
you
you
see
heard
guns
paint called
blue
of
big
whenever
remember
you
the
and
out
large spot
always
you
which
the
this
surmount
in-
gulf
pocket-book presents.
Canada
invitingly offers
itself.
HOW
Here
Louvre
be
To
way.
be
purely Parisian
in
many
in this
step off the
that the
well
St.
At
store
one
distracted
the voluble
which
and
clothes
is
done
"
a
hin
It is
one
granted
his
next
the
will
volleyof
Celt
stout
the
Hindia
hink."
of
author's
that
an
his
assumptions,
readers
even
French
shoots
portraityou
out
in
agree
with
hasn't
you,
gray
inform
looking
are
Prince
tences
sen-
at
will
privilegesto
if he
get perfectly
John Bull,
picture of
'andsome
side
by
Streets.
bushy side-whiskers,
perchance, that
you,
at
the
in
while
the
with
as
the Rue
side
step into,you
you
sentatives
repre-
will notice
that
run
Main
and
Dorchester
with
Dame
Notre
and
but
St. Pierre,
and
Jean
;
instance, when
For
St. Peter, and
and
John
Josephine
St.
the
countries
world
Montreal, you
at
named
streets
as
great old
a
neither
good
very
see
province.
cars
find
not
patois will
the
will
two
world
new
will
you
in
thoroughly Cockney
nor
respects you
of the
you
sure,
59
combined
England
St. Paul's, and
or
THEM.
ENJOY
and
France
are
small
TO
Harthur,
take
him
it for
in
attempted
all
to
VACATIONS.
OUR
6o
them
prove
without
assumed,
that Canada
to
spend
to
tell how
the
a
is
And
for what
and
to 3'ear, but
ticket
and
be
can
for
return
Other
the
route
we
smooth
things being equal,it
by
Central
shall
which
But
a
few
excursion
Montreal
to
to
Quebec
is better
Boston
of the
way
and
Vermont
railroads
be
of
sure
of course,
joltsand
as
;
as
to
and
by
of
case
are
more
"
vantage
ad-
boast, by any
cannot
jounces
this
obliging officials,
in. the
we
chase
pur-
Lowell
easy-running cars,
all roads
persons
De,
dollars,and
lines
from
slightly
Boston
from
bought
round-
a
States.
the United
generalthing,an
a
road-beds, and
means.
purchase
twenty-two dollars.
tickets
and
sightsof
the
tickets varies
for twenty
return
only remains
it
great railroad
with
these
as
to
the
Canada
in w^hich
seen.
want
of
one
price of
be
is
it
farther,
any
place
expense
can
shall
connect
The
point
vacation, and
summer
first we
which
the
desirable
most
a
trip ticket by
year
arguing
Dominion
New
therefore
conclusively
;
very
such
supposed
or
now
less do
erty-stri
povto
not
TO
HOW
enduring
them
;
offers to
take
us
And
we
so
words
few
An
expense.
shall go
by
before
just here,
train,a
can
Montreal
to
dollars."
do you
But
count
Then
"
say,
Montreal,
for
"with
a
dred
hun-
sir, with
taken
generally?" By
in
indulge
cannot
for
due
half that
Lord
Timothy
just the
tliepoor
to
rivers
the
but
comfort
they may
be
those
which
to
the
routes
just as
the
not
be
of travel
broad,
nearlyas
rich
the
just as
The
guaranteed equal
our
we
bills,a la
scenery
rich.
a
suppers,
game
to the
as
man
shall stop at may
we
but
justas grand, and
mountains
novel
;
of
be sure,
bank
filled with
Dexter
same,
To
close,and
sort
mean
a
means.
no
be
we
great many
a
sandwiches
eat
must
live in
and
copper,
every
way
are
be
trip may
the
to
!
sum
or
regard
from
dear
my
the
aboard
be taken
trip might
by
cheapest.
by saying that
Why,
the
economy
in
interestingletter
the
economy
the
advance
in
saved
the line which
stepping
latelypublished,closed
due
be
dollars
if many
much
matter
6i
THEM.
ENJOY
tels
ho-
sive,
expenin
solid
neighbors patronize.
62
VACATIONS.
OUR
doubt
No
it would
be
greenbacks rightand
and
and
Jane,
aunt
a
have
and
"
this
but
vacation
aboard
the
Lowell
Railroad
of
aboard
By
!"
the
many
off
and
spindle
many
sordid
power."
be
;
uncle
our
travel
better
to
no
summer
have
to
in
and
the
The
unanimous
in
or
take
we
clock
will step
points to
the
shouts, "All
are.
we
cities
of
Lowell, Nashua,
the
mill-wheels,
as
and
only
it is defiled
regarded by
so
and
busy Merrimac,
though
lovelystill,
eyes
vote
magnificent new
conductor
roll,beside
we
a
sentiments,
station.
starting,the
picturesque
so
"
score
hypothetical uncle
that there is
w^aitingtrain
Manchester
by
the
these
with
agreement
hour
financial
doubtless
shall
short, to
all ?
at
Again assuming
in
in
"
in," or
than
excursion
cheap
a
the
will it not
ship actuallycomes,
silk for
jewelry for Mary Ann,
comes
until
the
scatter
black
a
littleJoe,
arrives,we
;
way
ship
our
India"
buy
anxietyon
or
care
when
from
of
toy-shop for
whole
no
left ; to
set
a
pleasantto
much
"
so
water-
Granite
State, catching many
mountains,
and
;
and
River
White
at
make
seats
in
hills
of
first
no
of
time
than
wants
call
us
on,
of
most
it
how
Mr.
over
broken, however,
our
green
in
the
tempted
St. Albans
whose
dining-room
is
to
Canadian
by
soil,
"
it is.
the
and
nomic
gastro-
our
gong
will
The
ride
and
farther
a
most
monotony
flourishingvillageof
and
green
waters
;
in the station.
hours'
three
its big river and
the
be
supply
to
St. John, with
soon
the
an
Montpelier
shall
Dunton,
flat, uninteresting ride
is
take
scenery
and
we
length
Half
"
again
shall reach
we
is less than
of
necticut,
the Con-
cross
The
lages
vil-
proceeding.
to his attractive
Montreal
white
stop of any
Waterbury
better
knows
one
away
far-
through
Vermont.
instead
supper
of
we
ride
a
particularlystriking,and
By
ghmpses
we
then
for
cars
stanch
stop there
the
Junction,Vermont.
for dinner," and
neighborhood
noon
our
hour
the
of
valleys,and
green
little after
a
and
heart
the
through
whirled,
are
we
on,
63
Hampshire's capital,on
New
Through
THEM.
ENJOY
TO
HOW
of
numerous
vessels ;
the St. Lawrence
VACATIONS.
OUR
64
heave
in
sight (as
nautical
should
we
well
novel), as
bridge-buildingwhich
the
During
in
time
call to
to
and
tragic
are
so
the
which
a
in
shall
be
St. Lawrence
and
next
situated
either
"
of
St.
these
to
how
And
here
our
We
quarters
head-
principal
first and
ond
sec-
dollars ^^z-
it will
be well
bill will be.
Hotel, pleasantly
James
Street.
houses
would
the
the
to
highest priced house,
Ottawa
first class," though the
"American"
ance
acquaint-
our
of
pay,
much
is the
the
hardly substantiate
as
number
obliged to
Hall
comes
on
is
stories,
supply.
make
cities,between
beforehand
know
to
will
for
city;
class hotels, is in the
we
thorough
pied
occu-
there
dark-tunnel
shall
we
the
choice, in Canadian
diem
are
Bridge,
literature
hotel
while
of
destination, too, that it is time
our
what
of
all
railroad
near
think
mind
comic,
with
which
minutes
the Victoria
crossing
masterpiece
a
it.
spans
dark
ten
that
as
this
were
say,
The
price
justifythe
accommodations
claim
; at
of
name
would
least,according
notions.
we
must
rise
to
explain,that
Cana-
ee
VACATIONS.
OUR
of
spirit
same
which
gives
life to
Canadian
this
French
our
is
well ;
as
Montreal
St.
and
for
pass
Street
James
and
There
are
as
have
we
worth
able
the
Nunnery,
Gray
ride
The
around
it.
first of
these
grows
its massive
Always
Catholic
stream
and
is this
of
humanity
here
water,
now
to
is
there
to
its
upon
long aisles.
(like all
always
bow
ness
great-
look
you
down
the
with
certainlya
is
the
there
pouring through
touch
ticularl
par-
French
too, whose
great church
and
are
Royal,
more
gaze
churches),
stopping
holy
towers,
open
the
far
Jesuit Church,
attractions
you
upon
a
Row.
The
:
Mount
and
for
only four, as
the
it is one,
majestic building;
Dame
Tremont
or
visiting,namely
(Notre Dame),
the
creditably
learn, which
Cathedral
the
Notre
or
to
in
up
very
just four sights,and
been
quaint
half-grown Boston,
a
Street
juvenile Washington
the
swallowed
nearly
bustling,busy Anglo-Saxon,
might
enterprise,
cities,has touched
own
metropolis
element
business
and
commerce
it,
a
now
precious (dirty)
before
some
cru-
I/O
cifix
IV
and
image,
or
TO
THEM,
ENJOY
kneel
again to
6^
at
sacred
some
shrine.
The
"
largest
speaking
statements
this
of
America,
for
both
which
inclined
traveller
a
book,
guide-
cf
much
very
it allowable
holding
veracious
our
church,
be
should
we
doubt, were
to
doubt
to
guide-book.
his
But
No
"
disputing the
ball ;
base
in
is
in
people," says
thousand
ten
church
way
of
the
nor
make
which
one
Here
comes
brick-dust
and
sits
the
a
in
candles
so
a
alluded
;
"
upper
ten"
ling,
travel-
itself
by
swinging
and
spent
but
book"
guide-
gold,
in
it is the
the
ing
liv-
to.
laborer
overalls
;
rule
long, dim
and
hours
two
attractive
day
the
blue
in
in
close
richly-dressedyoung
a
from
rule
our
saints
or
before
stream
the
it is not
burning
cathedral
great
doubting
be
But
yet the
nor
censers,
the
as
higher authoritypresents
no
verification.
aisles,
No
oftentimes
must
since
"
so
umpire,"
of French
his
blue
behind
blouse,
him
lows
fol-
lady, evidently
society. There
pale, faded, weary-looking woman,
such
OUR
6S
a
one
as
interminable
an
beside
sits
Not
her.
laughter gleaming
she
though
eyes,
Here
is
from
of
there
a
plain
her
fun
beads
her
praying
with
departed soul, who
was
his
lifetime
paternoster
Yet
all
and
and
reverence
devoutly at
or
shall
be
great
towers
solicited
resemblance
magnificent
from
the
motive
fashions.
the
see
other
some
to
On
go
up
themselves
than
our
out
one
of
into
which
to
its
namesake
in
top of
the
mark
Paris.
city which
tower
curiosity,
way
cathedral
the
have
to
seem
the
of
and
with
worship
of
view
ing
dur-
saint
cross
all
some
purgatory.
to
all
cense,
in-
additional
people,
spot, and
same
for
an
from
seem
poor,
humility;
the
in from
to
him
his
sinner
a
needs
alike, priest and
sinner, rich
come
free
to
now
hands
stout
he
that
voutly.
de-
so
sleek, black-robed
clasped
so
and
French
dark
priest is gliding silentlyabout, waving
or
ing
sew-
her, perhaps,
with
counting
and
of
woman,
out
close, attic
a
pile
far
fat, jolly market
a
in
always imagine
we
with
room,
.VACATIONS.
is well
we
worth
we
the
its
The
obtain
the
TO
IV
BO
which
twenty-fivecents,
bell,which
the
largest in
bell
to
be
is
almost
the
world.
new
thrilled
by
of
enough
to
an
great
truth,
This
to
strous
mon-
pounds,
and
bass tones
its thunderous
itself
for
the
with
thirtythousand
weighs
once
sight of
a
probably
is said, and
69
charged
are
we
fee,to say nothing of
entrance
be
THEM.
ENJOY
a
repay
visit
to
Montreal.
The
church
far less
of the
incomparably
The
walls
frescoes
and
and
would-be
and
artists
that
of
worthy
great
majority
works
of
them,
with
brilliant
a
windows,
wonderful
in
ordinary
the
daubs
church
for
will
and
numerous
indeed.
Christ
have
heard
daubs,
me
and
travellers
church
paintings
and
"
life of
mere
of
"
with
hypercritical
a
were
glance, yet
art, and
its
we
a
represent, these
we
in the
though
frescoes
is
Dame,
covered
are
complain,
these
scarce
is
ceiling
apostles;
and
within.
representing events
his
way,
beautiful
more
Notre
than
outside
imposing
smaller
Jesuits,though
whom
appear
which
the
true
contains
frescoes, and
confessionals,
VACATIONS.
OUR
7o
The
visit,and
chance
to
to
back
away
a
den
faces,hid-
meek
spotlesshoods,
worship, than
of
the
Everything about
and
neat
discover
their sacred
of
at
any
escaped
with
fireside,
cluster
of all the
"
and
convents
the
a
us,
ever
sizable
in
the
as
though
that
happiness
the
in the
behind
we
we
good
one
Montreal,
hill
convent,
air ; and
than
more
nunneries
mountain,"
Royal,
leave
we
love and
it,is worth
around
the
consider
not
chillingprison
the
which
incompatible with
over
than
we
of
features
coarse
cheer
comes
a
of gray
do
evidently,
Still,as
convinced
more
Mount
from
immaculately
spiritual faces,
good
relief
is
uniforms
the
whom,
office.
feelingof
By
the
sweet,
high living and
home
nunnery
favorablywith
priests,
many
had
in
nice, and
many
contrast
are
their
have
time.
other
a
shall
we
vent
con-
all be
sisters will
their stift'and
in
will
we
the
reach
to
as
the
into
peep
their forms
see
so
place
next
chapel, and
the
in
it
for then
noon,
assembled
better
time
must
we
about
and
is the
Gray Nunnery
which
sanctity
world.
is
the
meant
city,
TO
HOW
clothed
which,
a
fine
THEM.
ENJOY
with
its very
foliageto
for the
background
71
top, forms
which
cityto
it gave
a
name.
A
around
ride
doubtless
desire
spent half
admiring
is
bronze
to take
a
day
in
the
few
fine
mountain"
; and
of
with
the
the
be
shall
we
the fine steamers
ready
of
to
For
ticket,the
fare will be three
berths
and
boats
The
naturallybe
at
the
and
thought
of
of the
of
to
board
on
we
of
one
Company
not
dollars
a
and
round
for
trip
cents,
fifty
each,
night, and
sailingthrough
of
low, wooded
us
in the
which
quainted
ac-
extra.
there
will
feelingof disappointment, at first,
darkness
between
faces
seventy-fivecents
eighty miles
cover
way
a
have
who
only
run
becoming
Richelieu
the
those
step
real
Mont-
beautiful
the
at
Bull
John
streets,
which
and
queen,
have
we
the
buildingsof
Qiiebec.
meals
about
walking
shall
we
then, when
justly proud, gazing
statue
meet,
"the
these
;
St. Lawrence
but
a
glance
shores, which
two
Canadian
the comfortable
this
hundred
one
scenery
at the
under
monotony
stretch
all the
will
cities,
night which
we
oncile
rec-
shall
the
in
pass
"
VACATIONS.
OUR
72
of
state-rooms
the
"Quebec"
or
Montreal."
Early
the
approach
our
going
huddled
ready
As
made
and
almost
until
Our
Prince
some
it
is not
the
a
roused
to
chian
or
Perfect
shape of
city is
so
into
so
change
the
be
from
feel
that this is
its century,
the truth
well
street,
we
earl}^,
break
shall
the
either,for
asleep,so
year
to
spell.
little
year.
frequentlyarrives, however,
rich American
from
work
fleece
as
city
a
rock.
imagine
far from
its
to
;
and
then
lethargy,and
fleece
a
had
dropped
and
half
Perfect
citymight
improve
Prince
and
city,sleeping through
the dull old
does
and
heavens
the
yet, it is
as
awestruck,
fancy
boat
of
fortifications,all
this barren
upon
silent
enchanted
an
morning,
the foot
perched houses,
are
though
step off the
we
empty
fine
some
at
and
churches,
together,as
opened,
all
and
walls,
; and
America
find ourselves
we
will sound
whistle
cityof
walled
the top of which
on
precipice,
and
the
to
deck,
on
the
morning
next
they generallyfind
he
the whole
sets
And
him.
in
atically
systema
yields.
Col-
VACATIONS.
OUR
74
Next
accost
we
the
with
Irishmen
an
same
question.
Can
"
tell
you
visit about
to
Sure,
"
of
It's the
can.
and
Abraham,
interestingplaces
most
city?"
the
an' I
the
us
Citidil,an' the Plains
that
Montmorenci,
want
ye
to
say."
To
the
Frenchman,
a
bien.
Tres
and
Abraham,
and
conclude
we
ze
and
Abraham,
more
no
additional
It
moost
to visit the
repay
is the
solemn
visete
ah,
"
ze
ze
in-
Plains
Ceetadel
us
Citadel,the Heights
Montmorenci
scrap
written
and
the
He
Ceetadel,
they
Falls, and
to
seem
ask
afford
us
though necessarily
siglits,
and
spoken about,
for
visitingQiiebec.
indescribable
air
foreignnesswhich
stone
to
information.
of
But, after all, these
best
ze
questions,since
no
most
places of
chef
know
of Montmorenci."
Falls
ze
So
of
would
Monsieur
tereest.
of
address
next
we
interrogation.
same
"
perhaps,
houses, the
of
are
not
what
tiquity,
quaintness, an-
most
attracts
us
"
steep roofs, and
HOW
TO
THEM.
ENJOY
75
above
tier
precipitous streets, rising
tier
each
nearly perpendicular,
other, in
that
from
the
below
you.
Then
bounds
only
of
miles
the
to
and
east
four
mediaeval
all these
spirit
this
four
sights
thousand
hundred
into
years
past.
Here,
cities
the
too,
have
we
in
us
and
;
rounding
sur-
and
now
links
the
to
continent
remove
which
street
the
in
every
America
of
city
to
which
straight
the
on
interested
street, and
another
conspire
houses
are
masonry,
our
walled
towns
the
of
we
the
look
can
you
of
chimneys
wall
then
so
sidewalk
one
down
line
a
upon
before.
met
of
people
the
different
are
Unlike
Montreal
the
Dominion,
from
other
and
French
any
element
largely predominates.
Smith
John
"Advocate"
'"
"
in
on
Traverse
railroad
new
one
on
Avocat"
here
must
the
de
of
side
his office
as
door, and
other.
Chemin
crossings ;
dresses
himself
announce
and
j^ostedon
"
we
stares
see
at
us
old
many
the fences
from
and
the
friends
walls.
OUR
76
For
we
VACATIONS,
if
instance, even
not
slow
de
Brown,"
are
chales
in
French
our
recognizing
rusty^
"Pastilles
Remedies
"
or
is rather
Bronde
Rapide
Radway."
But
while
wise
our
in
we
and
way
to
the
first
otherwise,
tions,
observa-
all these
making
are
we
may
be
well
as
on
point of special interest,which
some
will
place
be
undoubtedly
the
"
Citadel."
Numerous
as
the
hackmen
we
claims
notice, in
;
from
emerge
of
but
wise, for the
are
all the
to
nothing
shall
we
of
will
walk
this
three
which
will
the
take
city,will
bright morning,
dollars
our
upon
importunityif
points about
ride
urging
and
cents
fifty
we
us
be
to say
which
thereby.
should
we
will try hard
dozen
a
the
save
Perhaps
short
in waiting,
ner
obstreperousman-
resist their
historic
pleasanterthan
be
hotel, each
persistentand
shall
we
the
to
particularvehicle
his
most
a
certain
are
make
to
places
supply us
here
we
us
want
with
say, that the
believe
to
that
visit in
printedlists of
hackmen
there
are
a
Qiiebec, and
these
places.
which
on
much
a
are
these
imitations
historic
points,which
leaving
the
One
churches,
Montreal
of
and
drals,
cathe-
Still
scale.
poorer
and
battle-fields
other
two
or
77
Catholic
are
smaller
one
THEM.
ENJOY
simply
are
there
of
several
But
TO
IV
I/O
"
shall like to visit before
.we
city.
card, which
perhaps
still
referred
to
importunate
an
is
hackman
to visitors,pathetically
distributing
where
Montgomery
the
spot
this
designated
the
place
general was
prepared
for
burial, or
"
was
laid out."
Whether
brave
slang expression
is
of
matter
a
is the
believe
of
the
The
that
head
a
likely,since
more
joke
a
of
only
about
half
a
way
walk, wailed
we
sides
by high, massive,
while
here
and
there
we
nation
explaeasy
into
to
out
or
see
from
mile
south-westerlydirection.
long, winding
i776"
in
it is not
its way
the
hackman.
Quebec
a
is
found
ever
of
former
the
a
was
defeat
Montgomery,
conjecture; yet
Citadel
hotel, in
General
under
Americans,
the
denote
to
the
where
our
Through
in
on
a
both
granite fortifications,
tomb-like
iron
doors
VACATIONS.
OUR
^8
into the
opening
bank, which
and
By
by
here, if
red-coat
half
hour
will
give
to
to
show
one
a
Everything
walls, built
of
glisteningstacks
Just
great guns.
peacefullyenough
hundred
a
vessel
the
grinning
which
balls
in the
belch
mouths
other
an-
A
terrible
the
belligerent
a
thousand
and
shells,
all,the
ing
bask-
they are
morning
it is evident
; but
ready to
they are
from
bodies
"
looks
it is true,
now,
black
huge
of
and, above
arms,
see
Citadel
the
withstand
to
of
grounds.
over
pyramidal pilesof
bombs, the
moment
the
idea
good
very
war."
the massive
their
sentry will send
about
us
gate-way
permissionto
spent in wandering
enginery of
the
ask
we
red-coated
fortress, the
the
the arched
to
come
we
; and
the Citadel
out
upon
that
sun,
at
any
destruction
any
tile
hos-
passage
of
parapet is superb. On
the
might attempt
the
river.
The
aid
left
from
view
right is
to
entrances
bomb-proof magazines.
the
"
the
are
Point
the
stretch
the
Levis,
Citadel
the
with
in
its
its
fortifications,
ready
deadly work.
gently-rounded Beauport
On
the
Hills ;
St. Charles
well, the
as
down
beneath
zigzag wall,
first landed
Charlevoix
when
Charles,
than
more
looks
the
and
a
it
though
as
the
since
on
two
directly
city,which,
old
unaltered
remained
have
might
St.
its
by
encircled
slowly
; while
sleepy
hand
at
winding
comes
the
lies
feet
our
79
nearer
St. Lawrence
the
meet
to
distance, and
blue
in the
far away
THEM.
ENJOY
TO
HOW
of the
banks
half
day
centuries
ago.
soldier-guidewill
Our
Parliament
old
; and
former
at
walk
Qiiebec ;
us
of
to
but
until
historic
the
among
town,
upper
Laval
versity
Uni-
piles of
lower
now
only
the
Citadel.
which
one
beyond
for
surround
an
town.
tioned
sta-
was
gradually the troops
ground,
ber,
lum-
give quite
large garrison
farther
mile
cow-pastures,
the
very
guard
a
the
notice
rafts,which
a
years
withdrawn,
brings
green
and
activityto
sixty red-eoats
A
Buildings
shall
we
life and
air of
been
the
innumerable
and
In
of
prison-likestructures
other
the
point out,
have
and
hundred
fortress
the
these
us
level,
after
we
So
VACATIONS,
OUR
the
pass
toll-gate,are
far-famed
On
Plains
"
monument,
with
in memory
of the
side
this
the
than
Abraham."
of
left hand
the
other
none
of
the
road
is Wolfe's
grandly simple inscription,
hero
sleeps beneath
who
HERE
:
"
DIED
WOLFE
VICTORIOUS
13TH
SEPT
since
and
nature,
the
saw
against
and
Here
each
other
the
are
same
British
the
scale ; the
blood
same
of
and
England
hundred
a
same
dark
steep,
years
slipperybanks
found
army
forest
green
Celt
and
pastures
Saxon.
it
in the
towards
stretching off indefinitely
the
that
scenes
same
France
of
little upon
more.
clay which
to
the
upon
armies
hostile
marshalled
ago
look
we
but
encroached
has
man
battle-groundimpress
this
Very stronglydoes
us,
1759
that
difficult
background,
the
then
so
of
west,
drank
and
the
82
VACATIONS.
OUR
COMMVNEM.
VIRTVS.
MORTEM.
HISTORIA.
FAMAM.
POSTERITAS.
MONVMENTVM.
DEDIT.*
To
back
route
our
vary
to the
the fields to the St.
across
parallelwith
St.
the
city,we
cut
can
Foy road, which
Louis, by which
runs
came
we
out.
About
a
road, is
an
mile
from
iron
surmounted
pillar,
statue, raised
of
number
a
few
to
Foy
bronze
a
resting-place
bones,
soldiers,whose
collected
were
by
the
St.
the
city,on
commemorate
of French
ago,
years
the
a
placed beneath
and
this monument.
Now
have
we
; but
These
vidi."
the
city;
and
chartering
*
Their
equal
one
valor
renown;
we
the
falls
best
of
caused
lions
of
way
of
"
miles
gettingthere
Veni,
from
is
by
strange-lookingvehicles
the
their death
Posterity
eight
are
bec
Queto be
remain
conscientiously
say,
can
famous
the
of
of Montmorenci
the Falls
visited,before
two
seen
a
monument.
;
History
gave
them
ffOIV
called
calashes.
and
a
of
of
say
of the
belongs
the
to
for
another
a
lar
dol-
make
sation
sen-
fully worth
the
for which
I will
This
the
driver
up
seats,
two
front, and
in
behind, broader, and
quated
anti-
make
and
number,
the
still
and
years,
wheels, which
in
for
one
behind
dropped
where
no-
shows
Quebec,
in
eighteenth century.
an}" lack
tell you
calasli, used
hundred
two
Show
"
apothegm,
high, for
very
passengers.
reach
hop, skip,
a
elevated
our
who
person
firstholds
that
us
the novel
waterfall
The
a
has
one
With
The
of the
cityhas
world
narrow
the
be
except
the old
vehicle
one
falls,if we
people, and
a
America
plainlythat
size
the
will
civilization."
in
in
charge
to
well-known
carriagesof
their
rest
will
advance, and
nothing
a
vary
the
me
in
83
bound.
are
To
driver
calash-ride
a
to
money,
The
him
THEM.
ENJOY
half for the ride
a
bargain with
we
TO
he
on
is
to
has
and
never
a
we
been
for
in
dear
camel's
to
manage
behind
perch
the sides
riding on
jump
the
one
driver.
before,
at
life,im.agining
hump,
or
up
in
a
VACATIONS.
OUR
84
balloon,
carriage,much
fashioned
with
Quebec
he
filled,
and
quite
the
bridge
which
hundred
a
of
streets
under
paces
whip,
the
over
the St.
spans
position.
driver's
city,and
of the
out
elevated
his best
shows
nag
being
after
begins to gain confidence,
applicationof
bounce
But
wretched
the
enjoy his
to
raw-boned
antiquated than
shay.
which
mud-holes,
are
sober, old-
a
jolted safely through
and
bounced
in
more
one-horse
deacon's
the
but
anywhere, indeed,
or
The
orous
vig-
a
and
we
substantial
Charles,
in
quite
a
livelymanner.
The
fertile
and
Beauport,
On
the
French
have
one,
of
the
ventures
an
with
the
the
him
relapse into complete
so
very
are
a
lovelyhills
sistible
broad, irre-
Occasionally
unfortunate
grunt that is
the
to
as
of
meant
whole, efforts
failures,and
silence.
is
scenery
remark
unintelligible
return
we
rise
are
we
seems
the
great river.
appreciative; but, on
conversation
route
rolls
other
driver, if
explanation,and
to be
the
side
one
the
on
current
along
cultivated, while
well
magnificent.
of
all
country
we
soon
at
HO
is not
This
there
is
roofs
; the
veneration
roadside
the
;
of
their
their
on
gaudy
much
by
working
fields
little
respect
crucifixes
and
in the
steep
in
doorsteps,engaged
the
out
a
rightsquestion,
the
arduous
sit
duty
smoking dirty clay pipes.
from
work,
cornfield
whom
;
tending
and
the
see
between
thing
be
singularwill
of all ages
a
baby
of
probably
Another
them
the
nine
do
to
seem
to
ploughing
Quebec
of
the
laborers
field
hundred
tenths
all the
and
them
Montwill
be
Amazons.
brawny
Latin
here
women
shall
we
morenci,
pf
side
road-
the
husbands, loafingquietlyat home,
Indeed, the
as
the
;
of the w^oman's
practicalsolution
while
eaves
crosses
women
; for
cottages, with
evidentlythe objectsof
churches,
and
the
near
by
amuse
little stone
up
85
misfortune, however
a
interest and
queer
turned
THEM.
ENJOY
wholly
plenty to
the
"
TO
IV
races
and
which
the
will
strike
great number
descriptions. The
for
begging
anything which
the
will
stranger is invaluable.
is
stranger
of
aptitudeof
wonderful.
excite
beggars
the
the
With
sympathy
A
club
while
a
stock
in
will
foot
leg or
a
dozen
weed
with
in the
is
glass
a
with
a
ninepence
run
before
feel
then
hands
a
that
their
hats,
as
and
After
about
the
in front
up
and
after
boy
will be
that
Not
other
sent
a
to
small
speaks nothing
the
ride,
of
one
registeringour
hand, he
find out
of
is
show
and
boy
a
but
height of
French,
the
perfect
most
"
sion
expres-
our
will
calash
cottages,
small
a
falls.
is at all necessary
decided
present
within,
the
out
while
French
the
names
us
will
invented.
ever
was
hour's
an
bouquet
manner,
doorways,
by, with
that
the
rods, holding
sick-wife-and-seven-fatherless-children
their faces
white-
drink
the
buy
beseeching
ride
we
hand
one
shall
we
to
for
will sit in their
men
in
water
shilling. Little boys
a
calash
in
of
obliged
or
the
stout
draw
much
justso
of dandelions
other, hoping
and
on
itself,
road, little girls
the
along
bouquet
water,
chubby
in
fortune
a
blind eye
a
houses
worthless
a
is
trade.
emerge
and
back
hunch
or
wooden
From
"
VACATIONS.
OUR
S6
nuisance,
and
our
;
on
since
attempts
the
he
to
the length of the
or
falls,
IV
HO
other
river, or any
failure
of
mite
and
;
little item, is
is of
For, say what
and
greed
of
gain.
leave
we
be
our
him,
dozen
a
practised.
about
will
you
give
to
piece with
a
will
which
ing
aggravat-
expected
are
we
S'/
most
a
silver bit when
a
imposition
extortions
other
THEM.
ENJOY
but, then,
guide
a
this
TO
Yankee
Brother
ness
shrewdis far
Jonathan
outdone, in this respect, by his cousin
the
across
line.
For
good
instance, though
for
price
the
tolls
when
reach
we
demanded
bridges and
we
which
is the
only
is
Jehu
satisfied
our
yet with
he
safelyin Qiiebec, and
he
"
demands,
remember
will
do to
should
has
we
with
the
to
a
our
we
However,
dying day, and
come
when
we
never
Qiiebec
to
we
;
fleece
a
he
settle for
assure
hire him
thousand
actuallycatch
neither
has
landed
piteous whine,
the driver," which
is
gate
narrow
length
at
come
all
pay
dollar
a
the cataract
to
entrance
when
plucked, but,
of
the
enter
can
to
a
turnpikes ; then,
falls,a quarter
the
before
driver
our
pay
ride, he obligesus
our
the
over
we
our
us
lash,
ca-
that
w^e
him
we
again,
times.
a
glimpse
88
VACATIONS.
OUR
the
of
Montmorenci
charming
the
\yill disappear with
from
the
A
cataract's
of
leap
down
does
friable
of
hundred
while
Montmorenci
river
is
colored
of
foam
and
and
the
which
spot from
Soon, however, the
collects
its scattered
enough
to
it
only
Having
by
good
another
day
the
our
in the
relics
paid
We
Qiiebec,
to
them
shall
purse
of
is
be
ing
seeth-
a
rainbow
and
again
up
bank
little
two
ing
above, seek-
it fell.
St.
the
seen
rises
river
from
recovers
flows
Lawrence,
its
fall,
quietly
on
which
waits
below.
fe\y rods
a
lost in
forces, and
broad
the
the
ledge
spray,
the
feet,to
fifty
ledge
single projecting
a
and
up
sheer
the
over
the
mist, part of which
hundred
for
of
entirelybroken
caldron
rises
fiftyfeet
take
by
base
the
at
ances
annoy-
which
mist
and
stone, unbroken
rock,
our
foot.
two
the
Fall,
falls,we
unless
cathedrals
ready
are
to
we
care
and
convents,
departed saints, and
to
bid
spend
ing
view-
the
ship
wor-
by living sinners.
strongly tempted
already much
now,
exhausted,
to
unless
turn
our
VACATIONS.
OUR
go
in
vacation
another
instead
westward,
this
Though
with
has
yet become
not
it possesses
the
wonderful
river
and
the
the
and
Canada,
scribed,
de-
tions
attrac-
of
more
the
of
enterprisingsections
more
ular
pop-
just
one
shows
of
scenery
so
greater
even
it
since
many,
Montreal.
from
pleasure-seekers as
for
turning
Dominion,
new
eastward,
of
route
perhaps
newer
the
Dominion.
excursion,
This
capital,and
the Canadian
of
region
world,
the
introduce
will
moreover,
the
to
well
as
to
us
greatest lumber
the
to
as
exciting
sport of running the rapids of the St. Lawrence,
our
on
Early
Grand
our
which
and
transfer
way
take
from
their
freight
through
about
Soon
the
the
to
take
to
be
waters
of
the
us
cars
little
half
ploughing
of the
muddv
of
Street,
trim
the
shall
we
color
at
cars
the
city,
the
waiting
turbid
the
Bonaventure
on
miles
is here
in favor
decide
we
seven
Ottawa.
look
if
shall
station,
which
to
Montreal.
trip,we
;
steamer,
to
morning,
Trunk
Montreal
v^ay
in the
Ottawa
the
will
back
way
Ottawa,
cider.
TO
HOW
If
Ottawa
are
it in
Noted
of
few
very
be
for
its
in the
miles
it rises
Huron,
is
No
wonder
mighty
rank
out-
in
a
true
and
or
false.
that
in
the
the
the
sand
thou-
a
yet its head
and
reached,
great lake,
is called
stream
than
the St. Lawrence
its course,
whether
hundreds
undiscovered
more
with
been
certainlyknown
that
that
ity
impetuos-
for
its
For
its union
never
the
down
from
far north.
from
have
waters
world
and
it sweeps
explorerstraced
have
the
great volume
of
hundreds
miles
in
rivers
for
standing marvel,
a
size.
its course,
source
91
country of great rivers,the
a
itself would
there
and
in
not
were
we
THEM.
ENJOY
Indian
large
as
Indian
it is not
tradition
Lake
as
tongue
this
Kitchesippi,or great
river.
Soon
after
French
and
have
slow
town
taking the steamer,
of
little houses
to
pass
St. Anne's, with
;
and,
through
operation,we
this old-fashioned
we
a
to
avoid
reach
its
a
big
a
village,and
good
a
church
here
rapid,we
lock, during which
have
the old
chance
rather
to
see
largeproportion
VACATIONS.
OUR
92
of
inhabitants, who
its
the
to
the
day
Here
chorus
*'
Row,
The
is
and
river
see
the
arrival
of
the
boat.
to
the
row;
are
and
near
all.
One
up
Anne's,
the
of
Ottawa
is the
rough logs and
h'aps a
short
The
of
the
this
first step of the
government,
timber-land
of
be
Canada,
a
out
inspirea
of
our
ride
of lumber
amount
in
rafts
boards.
of
Per-
greatest industryof
uninteresting.
lumberman
which
to
features
river, both
will not
fields,and
Moore's.
immense
of
account
"
of
poet looked
barges piled with
Canada
Northern
and
enough
Tom
the
floating down
daylight'spast"
the
noticeable
the most
Song,
fast;
runs
islands
was
than
prosaic soul
more
stream
the
gently-slopinghills,which
St.
Boat
poet
Surely the lovelyscene
rapids, green
itpon from
the
"
brothers,
rapids
that
Canadian
of
event
great
it is said
immortal
of which
familiar
so
to
his
wrote
unfailing pilgrimag
an
wharf
St. Anne's
at
Moore
the
the
"
tnake
owns
berth, or
is to
most
secure
of
the
limit of wood-
HOW
the
land, on
nominal
half
a
best
When
pine
April
the
grove
in
weather
limit,and
of
the
Indian
position
lumbermen
and
in,
October
enough
with
shout
the
an
is despatche
from
then
of
to
th"
the
teamsters.
first
limit,a rough shanty of
the
reaching
double
a
the sides, a raised
fireplacein
opening
in the
roof
rough
hover
this
with
connected
tying,"in
"
the
dred
hun-
tract.
merry
axe,
lar
dol-
a
a
secured,
actuallysets
hundred
are
or
about
mark
the
logs is built,with
And
dollar
a
merely
a
mile.
find and
woods
cheery ring
On
like
to
six
or
this
to
for
auction
by
square
cold
of five
army
taries.
of its tribu-
usuallycomprises
out
the
93
one
miles, having been
sent
are
the
many
per
limit,which
square
of
sold
are
on
or
price, something
and
scouts
THEM,
ENJOY
Upper Ottawa,
limits
These
A
TO
going
up
common
to
which
as
to
name
For
"
is
a
an
chimney.
everything
instance, " shan-
lumbering
parlance, means
shanty
around
the centre, and
serves
gives a
lumbering.
of berths
row
going
to
the
lumber
;
"
OUR
94
Lumbermen,
camp.
"
are
VACATIONS.
shantymen,"
them
"
are
The
and
shanty
domestic
on
in
this
"shanty dialect,"
the horses
they take
with
horses."'
of the
economy
shantyis
ducted
con-
perance
temsimple,and, withal,strictly
very
principles.
The
and
staple articles
doughnuts,while
But
such
well-ordered
no
*'
supper
than
shantyman,"
by
the
know
you
the
pot of cold
a
handfuls
age.
bever-
even
delicious
table.
would
not
Such
the
a
pork
bear
a
of
a
drink
be
would
tea
rough palateof
House
Parker
a
ner
din-
alligator.
Mississippi
a
Would
and
to
appreciated by
more
In
it does
"
fat salt
are
is the universal
tea
tea !
familyresemblance
of diet
recipefor shantytea.?
water
of tea, hang it on
let it boil
for half
an
and
have
you
not
"
hour
;
place
the
crane
two
heaping
the
over
fire,
boil
simmer, but actually
then
with
sweeten
the favorite drink
"
molasses,
of the Canadian
lumbermen.
Some
supplieswhich
of six hundred
gang
are
of the
as
follows
:
"
men
are
requiredby
throughout the
winter
a
THEM.
ENJOY
TO
HOW
95
825
barrels
of
pork,
900
barrels
of
flour,
7,500 pounds of tea,
3,650 gallons of sirup,
6,000 pounds of tobacco,
the
a
375
dogs,
225
sleds,
thousand
fifty
whole, costing over
the
spring comes,
stream,
nearest
and
hauled
logs are
floated
then
down,
tributaries,
perhaps, until
various
the
When
the
rafts
on
scenery
very
through
length they
Chaudiere,
boom
a
which
saw-mills
we
and
the
tawa
Ot-
near
; and
here
into
speedilyconverted
of
that
the
caught by
are
steam
river, they are
Now
reach
rafts
City, they
the immense
at
to the
Ottawa.
broad
the
reach
river
dollars,at
estimate.
low
When
of
"c., "c.,
in
line the
the
ing-materi
build-
world.
know
lumber
every
side, let
through
which
of the
something
scows
us
we
strikingor grand
pay
are
shall
which
history
dot
the
to
the
attention
passing.
we
see
ing
Noth-
; but
still
96
quiet beauty of
the
to
in
day
On
log
Province
and
huts
the
the
ever
day, spent
steamer,
folding
un-
the
on
red-letter
a
fields and
green
Quebec,
of
and
the
little of
observable
in
to
the
single glance
at
huts
left the
of Ontario,
Province
difference
wonderful
they see
imagine
log
the
on
fields of the
green
Ontario, and
is
journey.
opposite banks
travellers
this
Ottawa
the
right are
with
in
of
which
scene,
make
Canadian
our
the
the
the
will
us,
deck
forward
of
VACATIONS.
OUR
which
favor
many
of
disadvantageof
tant
Protes-
Catholic
QLiebec.
A
convince
would
through
air of
any
that
us
of
part
shiftlessness
either
and
we
shore, however,
not
were
Yankee
passing
land, such
general debilityis
an
where
every-
noticeable.
We
ignorance
is
nineteenth
an
ago
of
an
been
have
of
told, too,
dwellers
that
in these
perfectlymarvellous,
the
superstitious
backwood
for
this
comet
ignorant priest threw
boasted
Not
century of enlightenment.
approaching
ments
settle-
and
the
most
of the
long
predictions
inhabit-
VACATIONS.
98
OUR
sinking below
par,
a
all
Forthwith
in the
"
of
and
devout
one
the
rest, besides
her
furniture
she
what
made
a
and
supposed
the
nun
of
all
its details ; and
stars, and
when
they thought
which
their
agine
im-
furniture,
that
had
she
of
hair
character
a
the
oil
the
had
of
the
doubt, though
Catholics
themselves
candles
but
water.
pious
of
supply
quite carried
been
all
;
her
bottle
the
beyond
not
than
trepidation of
her
prophetic
crossed
holy
of
morning,
holy
established
was
predictionhad
them.
in
liberal
a
state
used
the
her
their
the
next
flask
the
Nevertheless,
holy
ed,
abat-
zealous
holy water
was
and
mistake,
of
with
carpets
previous night, had
instead
dictu
candle, sprinkled
her
lighting
she found
when
lighted
the storm
sister,more
horror, and
her
and
inirabile
"
two
or
night.
entirelyceased.
soon
Moreover,
of
hour
an
chance,
one
arose
; and
tapers
course
arose
Catholics
good
consecrated
their
fortunate
a
shower
thunder
tremendous
by
when,
an
great
extra
in
out
blessed
time,
deliverance
wrought
out
for
HOW
But
we
were
and
not?
About
Ottawa
the
further
our
be
obliged
and
only two
car
which
stations
beaver
An
our
tickets ;
the
crank, while
the
though it,too,
were
and
should
we
possible,too,
has
and
be said
by
not
that
this
Carillon
the
tered
bat-
seventy
his
or
hat),punches
of
age
their
the
crepitu
deids,
rap-
a
train.
It is
ment
improvethe
ville
Gren-
justiceit
should
even
In
and
as
the old proverb,
march
reached
Railroad.
that, in spite
wheezes
old
ill of such
the
turns
safelyaround
in its onward
time
summers,
apply, with great
principleof
speak
all appearance
to
a
afflicted with
according to
single
conductor, in
brakeman
us
termini,
his
engine puffs and
it bears
But
few
on
will
conductor
we
Stevenson
least
the way,
a
the
might,
George
at
for
the
road, and
"
struct
will oband
rails
are
"
real
Mont-
steamer,
the
boasts
venerable
a
by
ancient
hat, of
to
Rapids
the
of
served
(thesefigures,
by
truth, either
Sault
to
this railroad
trip.
between
Carillon
and
have
first trial
take
River
way
half
Long
to
99
the Ottawa
up
progress
Grenville
miles.
THEM.
ENJOY
steaming
were
we
shall
TO
unprofessionalap-
VACATIONS.
OUR
lOO
in
pleasingcontrast,
most
kindness,
Carillon
At
of
many
larger roads
of
men
to
another
is the
By
and
the
green
fields
sombre
pine
of
hundreds
for
wharf
the
at
Montreal,
high, rocky
capitalis
As
citywill
Canadian
Ottawa
be
cities
for
happens
to
moderate
Daniels
dollars
forests
lar,
particu-
every
huts
steam,
we
stretching away
the
in
until
distance,
after
leaving
which
lee
the
glide under
on
the
of
Canadian
the
per
usual
As
hotel.
a
highest priced,
be
the
but
houses.
the
I'eaching a
inquiry upon
the
more
two
in
log
and
we
first
first-class,and
the
comparatively large ;
hours
bluff
from
or
waiting,new,
built.
usual, the
new
mentioned.
is in
name,
miles
twelve
length, just
at
brake-
and
Peerless."
"
more
with
be
might
short, worthy of her
in
conductors
steamer
finely furnished,
and
a
point of politeness and
the
that
afford
little road
officials of this
the
pearance,
At
charges
dayycr
Americans.
not
the
more
in
in
is far
superior
either
are
which
House,
Russell
little
too,
to
the
Albion
than
HOW
One
TO
the
of
in the
barbarous
of
Ottawa,"
as
America
lators,
legis-
ment
establishhalf-
"
at
calls this
writer
recent
a
the
was
many,
British
of
cajDital
loi
modern
of
strangest freaks
opinion
of the
THEM.
ENJOY
brightlittle city.
But
when
it will
have
we
not
such
seem
after
capital,
all ; and
favorablyof
the
this site
this
as
taken
who
man
brick
of
give anything
outskirts
of
Northern
the
but
nobbiest
and
approved
the
of young
blonde
Canuck
as
call
to
some
Handline the
stone
private residences
uncivilized
the
to
aspect
sparkling eyes
men
who
in
while
galloping
back-bone
a
to
rosy
with
sport Malacca
side-whiskers
style;
are
and
streets, in company
buildings, with
rigidityof
a
selected
who
presumed
brown
for
think
to
Ottawa."
tasteful
belles,with
officials
Parliament
an
and
city,
city.
cheeks, promenade
and
has
place
apt
those
of
pretty city" half-barbarous
principalsstreets, and
canes
be
shall
we
the
over
bad
very
judgment
of the
blocks
the
a
stroll
a
the
many
most
ment
governfrom
and
condescending
that
no
one
but
the
air
an
OUR
I02
Englishman
can
VACATIONS.
who
is conscious
shall
probably be obliged to
to
we
little too
feelinga
a
strict accordance
and
be,
voice
his
that
passing
A
of
swell
a
been
been
old
number
but
the
and
has
as
Some
as
we
by
very
the
awe-
likelyshall
general, is
governor
the
of
Ottawa,
of
is called
into
a
of
our
Harper,
sometimes
this
down
Sparks
which
Street.
pretty tale
very
we
It
in
an
popular magazines,
that
will
we
everybody
give
has
here
an
story.
fourscore
this
tions
gyra-
explain why
and
up
curious
fortune
hardly supposable
of the
the
time
same
one
files of
untrodden
of
at
years
sharp-sightedYankee,
into
informed
wheel
pacing,
it is
outline
are
illustrate
expanded
complete
in
republican principles
native,
story will
street
have
be
to
our
lordship, the
which
main
confess
horseback.
on
little
makes,
we
a
admiration
near
with
training,when
stricken
an
cutting
assume.
Even
up
of
part
of
ago
an
named
the
wilderness
adventurous
Wright,
near
a
wandered
was
then
hundred
miles
world, which
for
and
HOW
on
every
of
the
by
on
this very
as
Grand
of
the
shanties
And
this
which
soon
Hull,
old
founder
as
the
on
his
shanty, with
to
well
banks
Ebenezer,
as
build
to
a
other
numerous
about
themselves
dull
the
after
man
it,
little sea-coast
Bostonians, from
which
waxed
increased
he
emigrated.
had
Now,
in
raise
to
grouped
familiar
village,so
happy
it,or, in plain Canuck,
has
called
a
the
was
river, he decided
at
saw
lage
eye) a thriving vil-
short, here,
In
Mogul.
shanty.
he
Wright
the
justacross
stands, he
now
spot, of which
of
hymn
lands
mind's
(inhis
103
keen, speculativeson
rich
Ottawa
time
name
this
the
saw
same
THEM.
ENJOY
When
where
from
the
the
side.
Puritans
river
the
TO
Mr.
goods,
Wright
he
as
lustyIrishmen
was
who
one
that
in
name
or
deserved
to
work
bore
do, and
to
for
the
him.
no
wise
to
merely gives
mind
a
Among
Sparks's
suggested by
brings
had
many
others
suggestive patronymic
Nevertheless, Mr.
Sparks.
was
great and
his
the
character
whether
name,
love-lorn
dict,
Bene-
general impression
On
brightnessand instability.
the other
of
hand, Mr.
VACATIONS.
OUR
I04
Sparks
bargain,and
side,when,
that he
him
in
work
money,
in land
out
Street
in
a
pay
him
but
he
that
his
Mr.
panic, and
choice
of
not?
would
"
that
a
those
picayune, or
to
ness
to
acres
be the
in the year
that
remark
in such
valueless
and
to
that
be
or
friend
what
as
such
by
St. Patrick
river
the
continental,
or
not
were
it
; and
a
was
crying sin
commodity
the
more
a
as
man
spark
a
went
pay
Canadian
had
pened
hap-
worthless-
he
to
gale
worth
whatever
moreover
At
witness
to
popular expressionfor
i8"
acres
all.
at
to
Sparks
of
nothing
upon
Wall
obliged
was
"
was
on
number
any
sure,
called
across
a
year's
his pay
it is
and
entirely,
blown
he
his
it; money
Wright
taking
when
of ill-luck,and
Wright
take
Wrightsvillethan
did flare up,
first he
for
help
no
the river for his pay,
across
for
losing
river.
the
or
good
the
Mr.
must
good
a
on
couldn't
of
suspend speciepayment
had
was
year,
was
Hull
tighterin
made
the
across
there
No,
that he
end
the
at
had
he
sure
very
and
steadiness
of
when
knowing
sense,
told
model
a
was
a
on
man
ness,
wilderof
it, the
VACATIONS.
OUR
io6
But
know,
you
Ottawa
and
grew,
it ; how
he
laborer
Hon.
imagine
and
up
busy
street
his
and
recalling that
name,
he
when
a
pair
land
"
And
the
little
about
dead
of Massachusetts
But
might
of
be
the
whole
and
long
ago,
received
and
of
for
and
and
village?
is Hull
there
dull
his
its
as
this
to
namesake
modern
"
the
City
Lumber
lumber
Indeed, the
It
Ottawa.
city
is
trade
only distinguishing business
of
the
this
region.
From
the
built,you
piled
given
little matter
a
Wright
emphatically called
America.
great
had
Bay.
to
as
Mr.
indeed,
as
well,
"
the
down
year,
Wright
rotund,
river.'*
about
how
Very
day
and
oxen
across
Mr.
for
worked
of
to
day-
aire
milliona
he
which
handsome,
with
the
the
Sparks
Mr.
how
"
grew
Sparks
from
pacing
man
rest
Sparks
doubtless
can
you
the
guess,
friend
how
the
old
hearty
can
developed
into
and
;
or
high
look
fifteen
and
bluff
down
on
upon
twent}^ feet
which
hundreds
high
the
city
of
with
acres
sawn
is
HOW
TO
immense
mills
river, busy night and
day, are
lumber, while
the
their
the
industryand
of
song
It is said
that, almost
great establishments
capitaland
When
inspect
the
at
THEM.
ENJOY
the
the
mills
and
time
admire
same
by
Yankee
American"
"
skill.
part of the
cityto
lumber-yards, we
shall
lower
the
humming
ever
exception,these
owned
visit
line
wealth.
are
we
here
which
without
managed by
107
the wonderful
falls of
Chaudiere.
these
rivals and
few
Very
falls in the
the
Though
of
volume
the
over
the
is
descent
great, the
not
roaring,boiling water
makes
tumbles
which
the
vast
Chaudiere
no
waterfall.
upper
part of the
attraction
great
superiors have
any
country.
rough ledge
ordinary
In
scarce
of
cityis
Ottawa
situated
the
"
the
Parliament
buildings.
These
are
the
on
within
and
a
reallyvery fine,
face
radius
though
we
of
of
may
the
"
the
earth," any
forty miles
be
most
will
disposed
to
cent
magnifiCanadian
tell
take
you
;
his
loS
VACATIONS.
OUR
statement
cum
his
The
and
that
climate, and
all
wonderful
air
for
;
spires can
at
near
of
glittering
be
seen
miles
The
of
are
Canadian
main
the
capitolis
central
Senate
tastefullyand
; the
the past
of
corridors
House
seldom
of
gilded
pure
with
hung
the
be
to
the
fair
ridors,
cor-
seen.
chambers
Commons.
with
mosphere
at-
general offices
richly upholstered
are
many
the halls and
and
tance
dis-
a
the
in that
buildingcontains
and
at
or
corresponds
legislativeapartments,
the
hand
away,
the
about
the numberless
exterior,and anything finer than
of
suit
to
symmetry
outlines
the
inside,too, well
The
deeply
buildings have
the
and
taste
clear-cut
the
and
turrets
of
viewed
whether
rough
a
and
modified
Canadian
them,
rangle,
quad-
a
sandstone.
cold
a
of
region,
is Gothic
architecture
sides
three
principally of
in
Ohio
with
The
enclose
found
cuse
readilyex-
can
capitol.
built
are
stone
trimmed
his
in
pride
buildings
brown
salis^ we
gi'aiio
They
and
nished
fur-
paintings of
governor-generalsand distinguishedmen
TO
HOW
of
the
provinces;
representationsof
With
of
productions
Of
the
is taken
one
three
of
others
worthless,
others
rejected. How
patience,how
many
ruined
desires, and
hidden
are
of
a
away
brain
;
plans for
valuable,
and
patented,
toil,and
and
satisfied
and
and
wealth
and
cases
or
various
some
trembling hopes
part
two
the
care,
else is there
what
hotel-keeper,and
all
mentor,
homeward
in
pass
among
much
in the
offices of
honor,
the tables
on
Office !
Patent
Now,
can
accepted
some
gle,
quadran-
is devoted
we
inventors'
the
the
general
other
pleasant hours
very
children
the
Office,where
Patent
the
the
of
sides
the
with
up
while
government,
vegetable
and
Dominion.
buildingson
the
pillars
richlysculptured
animal
the
109
sandstone
the
while
support the building are
which
to
THEM.
ENJOY
the
ride
which
the
river, through the
the
we
"
us,
Nothing."
witli your
the
"
rapids
of
On
our
permission,
exciting
country affords
book,
guide-
ed
self-appoint-
your
delightfuland
take
most
"
"
answer,
journey, let
The
see?
to
the
steamboat
trip down
St.
Law-
VACATIONS.
OUR
no
rence
intellects
The
Ottawa
and
the
through
of the most
in
utterlyforsaken
The
dead
in
trees
their
rear
dead
forest
run
of
face
tives
adjec-
describe
of
the
it),
globe.
of
succession
the
forests, where
The
fact
heaven
to
is,the
in
Ottawa,
and
Prescott
is two
road
bare, gaunt limbs
ghostly,dreary way.
a
between
of
the
burnt
and
lowlands
swampy
attempting to
continuous
a
this
ordinary stock
regions on
is
scenery
of
of
terminus
desolate,barren, stumpy,
(foran
is exhausted
leav-ea.
Railroad,
miles
fifty-four
in short
swampy,
for Prescott
Prescott, the southern
dollars, and
one
ciently
suffiRailway officials,
the train
Lawrence
Boeotian
the
pierce
can
find when
fare to
St.
we
Ottawa
the
of
to
the
is, if
that
;
the
try
coun-
matter
"
trunks, might easily" stump
the
world.
We
shall
have
not
Prescott, if the
steamer
after
clear
swinging
Long
Sault
for nine
continue
But
Rapids
we
mustn't
great while
a
is
of
of
on
the
the
time
wharf,
;
to
and
we
wait
long
not
reach
St. Lawrence,
at
the
which
miles.
be
disappointed because
this
HOIV
little
ripple
Sault
of
and
We
shall
pretty
us?
Now
we
Now
now
on
up
shivers, and
ball, when
billow
her
to
This
as
he
as
of
can
broach
in
good
just
pations
antici-
to
ever
ever
a
a
cannon
real
excitement
read
in the
Then
the
pilot,or
more,
will
waves
we
shooting
and
shiver
in
the
must
fact,
rapids
danger.
captain'sanxious
upper
a
gently !
so
twinkling. Though,
this
and
and
little,
so
much
to
valley,
shakes,
by
hit
!
careens
watery
she
though
turbulent
the
and
a
How
sledge-hammer
nervouslypaces
the wheel-house.
so
waves,
your
rocks
broadside
rarelyoccur,
without
we
midst
down
broaches
splintersin
accidents
is not
she
these
angry
meet
steamer
groans,
let her
of
in
rapids
to
billowy hill.
taps her
Don't
one
the
the
down,
a
of
begins
in
are
down,
dreamed
it not.-*
How
waters.
Long
ing,
seething,boiling,rush-
mass
That
does
"
that
see
white-capped
of
and
the
to
is the
see
we
heard
come
m
soon.
There, do you
ahead
which
have
we
THEM.
ENJOY
eddy
which
much.
earnest
TO
deck
have
face
just under
four
ex-
VACATIONS.
OUR
112
the
and
rapids,
rudders.
the
we
O,
But
then
directing
force
skill and
the
scorn
the
glad
it
And
Rapids.
Were
still water.
into
rather
are
you
the
You
no!
through
arms
St. Lawrence
out
o^lidino:
are
afraid?
you
show
the
run
muscular
ing
foam-
the
on
at
more
channel
narrow
of
These
requires to
here
the
eight pairs
;
four
eight pairs of sharp eyes
tiller ;
them
wheel, and
the
perienced pilots at
imputation.
Sault
Long
is
safelypassed.
The
shores
the
and
swampy
the
hard
are
Cornwall
Canadian
is
shore
a
and
Many
bell
old
first
by
a
ring
St.
those
out
was
defined,
of
the
sides
of
farther
justbelow
Regis,
tale
if it
made
with
not
Ottawa
us,
;
look
north.
lies the
old
the
dian
In-
its old-fashioned
bell.
its historic
place, it
the
St.
romantic
both
on
pleasing;
busy, thriving place, on
; and
village of
church
the banks
than
prosperous
is ver}^
well
and
reedy, as
settlements, too,
more
bank
either
on
scenery
could
so
were
in
the tongue
of
this
disposed.
In
the
France,
Regis Indians, who
were
and
bought
converts
to
VACATIONS.
^^^
114
of
circle
dollars
forty-five
Q^iebec,
Lawrence
"
You
choice."
are
do
Which
and
travel
Canadian
nearly
prefer,
you
Montreal,
or
is
and
completed,
as
gone,
well.
Montreal
gentlemen,
Ottawa,
our
and
the
St.
Rapids?
pays
your
money,
and
you
takes
your
TO
HOW
THEM.
ENJOY
CHAPTER
THE
Now,
TENT
wandered
the
of
of
rivers
the
so
sea-shore, and
the
Hills
cities
with
and
bold
a
say,
in
week
"
down
our
pany,
com-
with
Come
you
to
tent
our
and
us,
in
quite familiar
to
the
and
up
Dominion
feel
spend
climbed
have
White
to
make
we
BEACH.
j^ou
New
the
begin
THE
ON
through
we
and
IV.
reader^ since
rocky steeps
115
;
the
the
on
beach."
We
do
about
not
tent
expect
life to
Cape
whitened
but
rocks
;
who
yearly
the
this
you,
Cod's
tell
anything that
whose
is for
through
walls
of
or
a
the
is
has
canvas
sands
chapter
swelter
brick
to
Cape
the
new
often
Ann's
thousands
dog days
city,or
in
inland village,utterlyunconscious
blistering
tween
be-
some
that
11
camp
for
the
life may
be
enjoyed
the
enough
mercury
of
supply
is
"
this
needful
ho
to
the
of
course
one
The
need
for
to
take
furnish
doubtless
upon
with
In
the
the
the
horse
our
chief
either
had
we
of
in
and
we
us
rely on
are
journey
the
will
tion
vaca-
find
it
others.
be
will
the
similar
very
barring
mountains,
wagon.
are,
that
fresh
shall
we
ham
and
fish,and
baker's
neighboring country store,
to
not
hard
hooks
anglers,our
passing
some
the
!
skilful
plenty of
brawn
sufficient
a
they
large a supply of
so
nineties.
not
or
the
home,
at
spending
beach
modifications
tack, since, if
will
of
have
take
to
for the sea-shore
outfit
five-
same
the
they
"
method
fullyas enjoyableas
Our
think
perfectlyfeasible,and
Then,
the
delights
existing
mountaineers,
the
Canada,
for
among
ranges
who
make
to
of
privilege
for those
Even
sea
perchance only half purchases
the
them
where
to
of
bill which
dollar
the
and
breezes
cool
the
of
VACATIONS.
OUR
6
we
can
cart,
or
supply us
staff of life.
other
respects,
as
regards
our
tent, hard-
TO
HOW
tinware, stove, and
and
ware
better,perhaps,
do
cannot
plan
in the
Now,
mountain
where
the
other
between
the
on
which
of
lack
their
quiet
sandy
beaches
its
England
attractions
spots with
of
lovers
surf-bathing.Then
and
varied
hard,
Nahant,
sand, its cliffs and
of
neck
offer
Chelsea
and
the
to
choosing
sterile,
delightsto
pleasure-seeker.
If
desire
we
harbor, and
himself,
Gloucester
can
Pine
The
Tree
into
the
find
few
canvas
our
;
and-
excellent
residence
get farther
to
more
we
spread
to
of
in
;
abounds.
coast
rocky promontories, presents
the
question.
equally attractive
many
old
our
next
lies
difficulty
hand, the
long
follow
camping-grounds
Nantasket, Cohasset,
Thus
with
to
is the
go?
we
is any
New
our
provisions,we
minor
than
ny
campaign.
shall
that there
Not
THEM.
ENJOY
or
the
of
arms
than
whole
of
out
old
Ocean
pleasanter places
the
coast
inclinations
about
region
of
tenting-grounds if
our
busy
the
lead
fords
af-
Maine
place
our
us
to
the
State.
great drawback
to
the
places first
men-
OUR
tioned
is,that
is almost
they
for
resorts
lost
and
of
the
Nahant,
whole, then,
let
neighborhood
three
good bathing,and
good
of
wherever
will
we
loyallyfollow,
Cape Ann,
or
definite
place
aimless
who
know
for
want
where
not
Now,
if
to
camping-ground,
up
with
to
the
benefit
view
of
opening
of
the
old
the
fishing,
to
Cape
of
Passama-
or
the
this
sea,
that
breeze
a
as
and
anxious
yet
tent.
time
our
go,
Cod
vacation, and
goes
the
the
Gloucester
mention
by
afternoon
Ocean.
Bay
pitch their
have
we
On
votes
it is to
summer
a
places
good
"
party
our
benefit
the
the
scener}^
w^iether
simply
the
combining
life
Massachusetts
We
quoddy.
who
spot in the
some
as
camp
nature
gardens,
parks.
for
Gloucester
mon
com-
and
with
and, what
vote
us
of
course,
Nantasket
of
artificial
requisites of
But,
that
elegant residences,
resemble
to
too
fashionables
of
crowd
sands
the
fountains,and
begin
becoming
fast
are
so
pleasure-seekers,
in
yearly throng
headlands
VACATIONS,
tent
reached
in
a
our
trice,
we
may
get the
and
the
glorious
HOIV
We
if
should,
spot,
at
there
we
While
and
detailed
drowned
dig
to
asserts
all
we
with
a
right to
be
our
poles
and
have
from
houses
the
which
When
which
any
along
the
will
serve
shore
we
in the
us
have
or
sharp
a
a
vided,
proour
the
for
so
;
rocks,
our
pers
sup-
experienced.
we
can
many
doubtless
little
moderate
get
can
now
next
for
working
the
at
is
beneath
void
before
of
place we
same
night
rush
lines
one
being
our
considered
of
never
Fishing-poles and
at
the
its
we
inches
ten
prevent
aching
realizingsense
that
should
two
or
and
us.
certain
seize
of
rainy day
a
sleeping-placefor
belts
pest of
everything tight
to
tent,
visit
a
that
trench, eight
a
should
out,
and
from
committee
a
the
thunder-shower
A
trees, for
of
grove
free
making
out,
around
deep,
be
to
a
airy
an
mosquito.
are
we
tidyinside
from
119
choose
possible,too,
hope
may
THEM.
ENJOY
distance
some
life, the
camp
be
TO
a
cure
se-
public
rental,and
basket
of
clams,
for bait this afternoon.
learned
sinful trick
of
the
way
taking the
of
cunners,
bait with-
getting caught
out
discard
find
sand
if
a
greenhorn
catch
the
small
a
half
use
as
on
will
you
and
catches
be
do
sure
to
will
never
dark, and
first fish
the
hook
your
just there, where
in
drop
deep
who
one
which
worms,
cunner-fishing,you
at
looks
water
the
clam,
a
bait
of
piece
supper), and
a
sea
tide.
put
(ifyou
use
shall
we
great quantitiesby digging in the
in
at lov/
Now
past finding out,
are
bait,and
for
clams
can
we
"
VACATIONS.
OUR
I20
now
"
best
is the
fellow."
reallyexplained
ever
''
Walton
Izaak
Neither
gentle
fisherman
by
It is not
knows
'*
craft
that
nor
the
before
He
his
disciples
delight there
the
is in
is
a
nature.
he
what
he
catches,
or
will catch, that
patientlyall day long
rock, but
of
genuine angler,who
the
to
any
it is the
on
the
what
he
actually
makes
him
hard
side
sit
of
which
possibilities
vast
so
the
are
him.
never
who
knows
from
some
yet caught
that
monster
the
of
a
whale,
very
next
the
deep
to
bite
!
be
sure
may
;
but
not
be
VACATIONS.
OUR
132
and
who
how
to
our
knows
bait
and
when
fish,will catch
ten
nippers
just how
jerk up
the
to
and
to
one.
In
the
of
course
probably
have
moderate
meal
hour, however,
an
little fish
caught enough
; and
the
be how
itself will
for
questionwhich
next
to
shall
we
them
prepare
a
sents
pre-
for
the
frying-pan.
Here
modus
is the
nipper,and
of
skinning
find
it
during
stay
our
a
tion
informa-
important piece of
most
a
shall
we
operandi
at
the
beach.
Hold
with
a
the
firmly in
fish
knife
sharp
cut
tail to the head, then
fins.
with
and
Cut
your
"
morsel
with
Now
and
you
of fish
do the
as
Soon,
perfect,we
have
ever
when
can
back
fin from
the
head, pull it off
finger,break
nice
it, as
off the head
and
delightedthe
practice
skin
two
the
the ventral
with
same
around
skin
thumb
there
epicure.
more
the
off" the
hand, and
left
your
white
soul
has
perch
of
made
a
a
an
us
minute
perfectease.
roll
the
nippers
in
corn
meal, and
lay
to
ah'eady sizzling;
is
pork
they do
that
see
is
ready
salt
utes
fifteen min-
in
delicate, crisp, and
with
go
of
carefully
them
watch
cunners,
to
123
piece
a
burn, and
not
of
dish
our
brown,
which
spider,in
the
in
them
THEM.
ENJOY
TO
HOW
hard
our
tack
and
coffee.
We
shall
natural
cook
doubtless
in
will
who
often
mother
cap
But
the
climax
the
the
when
evening,
disposed of,
the
dishes
for
ourselves
out-door
of
glory
the
necessityof
johnnie-cake and
with
these
crowning
fried
of
meals
our
been
have
cunners
washed
ours.
life is
camp
and
up,
social talk before
a
some
gloriousflapjackswhich
those
of
is
there
culinary invention),
of
regale us
corn-dodgers,and
that
party (for the
our
life is the
camp
find
range
ar-
we
ing
blaz-
the
fire of drift-w^ood.
Here
the
we
are,
door, with
tent
crackling fire
Here
Jack,
;
lying in
all
are
and
and
our
a
just within
row
feet
toasting
the
at
outside.
Sam,
Hiram,
these
and
whom
names
Tom,
and
you
met
may
stand
Dick,
at
the
for
and
tains
moun-
doctors
OUR
124
divinity, if
of
"Misters"
It is
see
the
over
the
which
all sizes
the
the
in
shines
full in
Hoarsely
eye,
and
an
the
and
hour
a
ago,
water,
can
in
great
cottage
a
only
us,
magnitude
of
the
man,
fisher-
shines
that
Away
the
in
for
tance
dis-
slowly
they
the
ledge
the
noise
from
of
long
minute.
beat
waves
rocks
they would
tide
the
rose
backbone
is
against
gentle
a
its
appears
dis-
and
for another
The
rods
with
recedes
singing
are
darkness,
instant
an
again
of
out
emerges
arise.
few
about
twelfth
savagely the
storm
a
we
down
constellation
then
with
compared
now,
the
darkness
rocks, albeit
should
the
faces
our
into
and
bright revolving light, which
a
sixty seconds
Polyphemus
even
weeks.
two
twinkle
to
light-housetower.
every
the
of
bright
gleams
nor
outside,
begin
little star
to
no
earth.
glimmers
from
dusk
these
night coming
gray
Lights of
from
during
getting quite
almost
sheets
here
have
we
Honorables,"
"
nor
out
for
choose,
you
Reverends,"
"
VACATIONS.
laby
lul-
make
coming
in
shore, where,
high
of
the
out
of
ledge
HOPF
terrible
call
it
and
companions
his
breeze
"
Pile
You
the
of
has
Who
a
and
tale, if
we
drifted.?
From
branch
and
fresh
vivifying effect
and
let
have
us
stories.
branches
in
could
Why,
pile
wood-
our
only
far-away
land
unfold
that
Brazil, perhaps,or
That
withered
bamboo
of
piece
the
Virgil.
Australia.
or
awaiting
that
inspire the
what
Norway
notice
to
ourselves
Laocoons
drift-wood. Jack,
from
knows
of board
of
sticks
these
imagination
remarkable
fire to
old
rousing
each
will
a
125
sea-serpent, and
memories
on
little
trembling
has
one's
upon
a
some
approach.
sea
but
it takes
and
appears,
THEM.
ENJOY
TO
have
had
darkness
of
it.
piece
from
palmquite
a
journey surely."
If you
would
you
us
could
the
notice
who,
sea,
"
come
up
good
to
the
stretched
brown
two
or
one
into
see
attracted
hear
the
and
by
with
out
the
brawny
our
or
tent,
rest
of
toilers
of
fire, have
camp
new^s,"
the
to
ask
"
the
w^ord."
We
chausens
glad
are
are
to
these
see
them,
for
capital Mun-
fishermen, regular Schehere-
VACATIONS.
126
OUR
zades, whose
stock
their
save
lives
nights with
A
few
reeling
touches
a
minute,
last
saw
any
the
upon
in
facts
which
3'arns
and
number
of
upon
the
or
year,
do
we
chalant
non-
discourse
he
cunners
the whale
size of
is
can
with
ready
make
to
; and
very
all his yarns
pronounce
of
Indeed,
the
shudder
landsman
a
visitors
figuresastounding enough
veracious
Indies.
in
himself.
fisherman
our
one
quite eclipse
point, whether
piscatorial
any
he
asked
Captain Marryat
the stories of
skin
off
the
sunburnt
these
set
and
of
story-lovingsultan
will
would
tales
thousand
a
judicious questions
to
on
than
more
any
way
ours
wonderful
of
phatically
em-
^j^-
stories.
too,
Occasionally,
not,
to be
marine
in
sure,
any
Munchausen,
Sometimes
a
and
is
time
passes,
is gone
another
imtil,before
; the
of
just by
goes
course,
ventures
us
a
of
around
given
we
way
up
party
announces
the
variety.
the
; and
circle,
so
the
it,the evening
know
deep, regular breathing of
the
story,
spiritof rivalrywith
but
conundrum
then, of
of
one
his
one
after
departurefor
HOW
in
turn
So
turning the
which
as
and
would
the
done
however
camp,
the
sound
The
sailor's
in your
dancing
figuresin
a
to
dim
weird
phantoms,
and
and
provision basket
gnomes
and
ous
gloritime
place
common-
exploits would
for,in
order
be
and
the
with
the
You
candle
a
afrits,and
they
circle
of brown
be
lying in
in the back
to
the
roll of
ruddy fire-light
should
transformingthe
from
so
solemn
a
part of it
make
ghostly,peopling
hung
and
appreciate them,
with
barely giving light enough
corners
flat and
selves
our-
report
of these
stupid ;
shirts.
tent, too, with
coil
verbatim
conundrums
flickeringover
blue
bottle
extravaganza, the stories
poor
ears,
and
black
enjoyablythe
be very
listen to them
must
sea
;
A
glim by
then
during one
reality
spent, would
tame,
it is time
the
in the
blankets.
very
that
candlestick,and
is said and
pronounced
you
for end
end
our
reading.
declare
127
flap,dowse
tent
a
evenings in
THEM.
night.
the
cosilyin
is in
rest
candle
serves
of what
the
the
for
fasten
we
ENJOY
and
dream-land,
to
TO
the
them
stove, and
dark
with
the
into
ridge-pole,
the wraiths
of
departed
VACATIONS.
OUR
128
which
suppers
be
may
they
stories,are
such
circumstances
The
from
morning
next
early,to
catch
in
the
at
their
In
to
take
dory,
From
of
ten
of
some
the
yieldonly
in
two
alone.
bright
and
nippers
are
time
this
to
be pretty
their
rocks, are
lobster-traps.
traps they pull out
others
their
them
with
other
them
again, to beguile more
eight or
while
creatures,
three, and
sculpins or
the
preceding evening,
examining
having emptied
Then,
from
the
us
ungainly
or
when
are
at
happens
rods
few
a
the
green,
hooks
our
tide
visited
busilyengaged
they
time.
same
friends,who
our
affairs under
be up,
must
we
day, especiallyif the
well
what
Dick, and
breakfast, for the
our
particularly
eager
of
and
Tom,
prosaic printer'sink
the aid of
by
and
You
held.
or
entirelydifferent
their
seen
cooked
Sam,
that
sure
have
some
at
none
all.
traps, they rebait
fish
offal,and
of their
sink
many-legged
victims.
But
of
what
rocks
We
does
where
all
run
that
Tom
to
the
hullabaloo
is
from
the
point
fishing,mean?
spot,
ready for
any
excite-
VACATIONS.
OUR
130
they rarely weigh
length, though
in
and
pound,
most-part they
of
is
nearly black
specimen,
of
to
the
cunners,
blondes
the
or
bleached
a
the
brunettes
are
have
land
of
ered
consid-
discovered.
never
well
as
color,
orange
in
differ there
tastes
again
Whether,
surface.
beautiful,we
more
and
;
who
fellow
a
up
decidedly light
a
the
comes
Perhaps
throughout
lightbelow,
and
haul
we
the
color.
bright
Sometimes, however,
a
For
well.
as
above
dark
are
bands
wide
with
in color
they vary
over
in
as
other
circles.
streams,
so
relatives,the
their
Like
they
that when
use
for bait
we
have
in
a
piecesof
on
it had
voracious,
dead
we
can
brethren, which
History,relates
who
gentleman
the
out
catching it.
hardly
very
exhausted
are
their
his Natural
the hook, and
are
caught.
unfortunatelytore
without
boldly,and
clams
our
before
Wood,
of
bite
of fresh-water
perch
hooked
eye
He
replacedit in
been
a
minute
of
a
the
dote
anec-
an
perch, but
ture
crea-
poor
adjusted the
the
water,
before
the
eye
where
float
TO
HOIV
violentlydrawn
was
angler,of
a
the
mutilated, and
its
devouring
Izaak
the
which
to
be
twenty
after another
world,
all
;
a
in
curious
First
each
their
the water
playing
is
thing
around
and
have
other
to
to
your
lot of
a
at
small
a
of
the
or
fortyin
their
hole,
a
the wicked
friends
one
of
and
the
panions
com-
sight."
clear, and
watch
a
not
too
school
of
deep,
it
cunners
hook.
frywill
rush
which
will
of the
out
regular swimming
see
fresh-water
standing,
one
they being, like
perish
When
caught
afraid,though
not
just been
had
quaintly observes, in regard
If there
be
covered
dis-
was
eye.
speaks
may
landed,
tured
cap-
by
he
they
he had
actuallylost
perch (though
"
is
had
The
its life
own
Walton
variety),
surface.
which
one
same
131
found
when
perch. This,
be
to
the
under
struck, and
course,
fine
THEM.
ENJOY
match
first reach
weed,
sea-
with
your
bait.
There
a
"
little fellow
vigorously,three
like
a
or
greedy
four
grabs it, and
feet from
chicken.
But
his
he
runs
off
ions,
compan-
is too
small
the
to swallow
of
VACATIONS,
OUR
132
look
But
! there
now
slowly gliding
!
dandy
a
is
he
But
wait
of
his
a
like
a
flash ;
direction
;
rock
the
gasping
of
bait,or
a
young
uninterestingas
as
of
it
nified
undig-
poised by
his
fins, and
think
you
a
;
in
a
he
baby
the
then
have
you
he
basket
scatter
cunners
with
later you
moment
all
is
his
a
very
full of his
but
a
in
termine
dehim
have
and
dignit}^
nothing
a
ter
bet-
think
something
is seized
hook
you,
will
sea-weed
flapping,in
cunner,
way,
a
now
of the
the
your
beside
gone
sort
the
at
it,like
longer ;
! out
jerk,and
on
he
surprise at anything.
hole, and
moment
There
it.
rushes
every
into
careless
last of him.
the
seen
and
himself
gentlest possible motion
the
considers
or
keeps
in
corner
glance
to
who
and
wonder
express
back
dark
indifferent
orange,
moment
a
his
the world
whom
to
to
turns
little piece
a
good half-pounder,
a
youngsters about
of
squeezed
For
of
scarcelydeigning
crowd
the
comes
out
How
sea-weed.
looks
only steals
bait.
the
cool
and
hook,
differe
in-
poor,
ungraceful
companions
HO
in
tnisery
a
"
among
sad
contrast, my
Perhaps
swell, whose
his
like
a
is not
home
unfortunate
to
sermon
feel
and
of the
the
sea-perch derives
our
line
slowly
dangling
specimens
With
sized
mouth,
blotches
his
side
repeat
with
his
an
and
this book
which
is
end
latter name,
a
of
under,
the
swims
the
rest
ugliest
the
of him,
base
with
over
irregularly
ugly spines,nine
a
sea.
unfashionable
most
scattered
we
we
difficulty,
one
all
bite
of biting
way
heavily drawn
by
head, like
old
but
depth,
great, dull, stony eyes,
with
stick
of his
that
^/^c^'i-
of livid colors
body,
of
the
two
to
quick,decided
his
bigger than
splitentirelyin
young
out
considerable
of the genus
head
a
and
with
from
for the
swells.
young
pullingit up
find
"
nipper,from
or
cunner
;
ment.
ele-
sea-weed,
get
cunner
Sometimes, instead
of the
not
to
ago,
own
your
here
in the
fellow,
moments
in
moral
a
element, and
own
the
not
is
there
133
poor
few
a
brethren
small
your
THEM.
ENJOY
lordly movements,
your
to
TO
IV
ball
on
mustache
each
(to
joke), the sculpin is certainlya
frightful
looking fish.
VACATIONS.
^^^
134
He
prowls along
he
crustaceae
to
pens
the
bottom,
devour
may
he
all is
hesitation, since
if
; and
in his way,
come
seeking
what
hook
our
hap-
it in without
sucks
grist that
his
to
comes
mill.
The
handle, and
So
neighborhood,
the
usual
only
yet discovered
method
again),and
is
that
succeed
a
in
weigh
to
weigh
once
pull,and
savage
length.
landing him,
We
shall find
a
our
be
may
pollock;
a
we
fish,with
more.
and
if
have
we
graceful,slender
bright, silvery scales.
from
deep
a
this bite is from
pollock we
in
hooks
our
is the
(which
prevent his biting
to
its full
handsome
form, and
The
in
feel
we
to
out
run
pretty sure
caught
drop
this time
Perhaps
line
then
fellow^ before
poor
into the water
back
him
the fisherman's
follow
we
to
other fish from
away
braining the
of
custom
throw
we
we
drives
moreover,
men,
fisher-
by
food, difficult
for
is worthless
he
since
universallydetested
is
sculpin
one
Water
catch
to
near
two
have
thirtypounds.
the shore
pounds
;
sometimes
Formerly
generally
those
been
caught
known
this fish
was
flesh
is
make
a
quite
soft ; but
food,
eaten
they
they
as
soon
as
the
as
that
shall find
we
good fry,if
very
1^5
for
worthless
almost
considered
THEM.
ENJOY
TO
HOJV
get through wriggling.
him
see
we
the
on
like
white
side and
the
on
The
tautog
him,
for
delicacy.
The
pounds
or
over,
except
cunner,
one
on
goggle eyes
head, peering
his
grub.
is
fish
another
catch, and
sometimes
as
clear
the
brown
his
other, with
of
cuts
tume,
cosparty-colored
in his
side
upper
his
for
around
through
bottom,
the
on
fishing
our
figure he
prison convict,
state
a
of
course
curious
a
flounderingalong
water,
both
in the
; and
rocks
the
from
flounder
the
of
ance
acquaint-
the
make
probably, too,
shall
We
fried
is
tautog
shall
sider
con-
justly deemed
generally weighs
resembles
much
shall
we
quite a prize we
tautog
and
which
an
a
two
enlarged
colored
that
it is
darker
have
been
discussing the
and
thicker.
But
while
kinds
party have
we
of fish that visit
not
been
our
hook, others
idle ; and
now,
by
ent
differof the
seven
VACATIONS.
OUR
136
o'clock, with
have
fair
a
that
suggests
The
of
prospect
try
we
hand
our
turn
In
way.
a
first,
layer of fish,then
with
chips of
some
in
thrown
hard
Let
the
the
whole
the stove, until
peels
off
them
tasted
at
can
we
we
potatoes,
of
strata
these
cover
;
of
sHces
few
a
fire
place
we
of
them
other
fish,potatoes,
are
better.
;
because
we
Blot
omission
laugh
very
sure
soft,and
then, if
and
sizzle
compound
are
have
should
enough
burning.
from
chowder
add
and
pepper,
potatoes
us
the
over
crumbs,
the
Monsieur
milk, and
add
stratified
bones
the
rail
should
have
we
getting the
and
pork,
salt and
keep
to
if
; then
layer with
water
and
the
tack, until the dish is full. Season
hard
and
each
tack
salt
skinning
to
stratum
a
Sam
unanimously
deepest pan
our
ly
sure-
chowder.
a
and
attention
our
slicingthe potatoes,
under
onion
at
to,
we
we
breakfast, and
a
being seconded,
cunners,
with
rock-cod,
motion
agreed
well
and
cunners
our
the
aunt
their
that
a
faces, and
chowder
the
tuously
contemp-
of the inevitable
in
fish
Susan
left out
look
on
bread
tell
never
like
of
hot
the
until
him
rocks
he
no
archaeologicalsocieties
to
throw
him
at
it is
the
that
w^ran-
only
bivalve
;
back-action
the
world.
our
rock
to
range
sea-weed
for
bait, and
be
of
up,
has
will
resembles
or
his
inclined
are
to
haps
Per-
pickle-keg.
see
with
what
the
of
out
going
that
vision, for the
crab
Cancer
up
will
himself
at
our
soon
will
next
in
recedes,
wave
these
shell-fish
abode
his
up
is
nate
unfortu-
some
taken
come
covering
served
sea-wrchin,
a
we
our
possibly,as
Luckless
his
to
brings
crab
of
long, slim, slippery sea-weed
a
which
or
that
into
five-rayed
a
us
much
so
garden
once
tide
roots
which
the
of
namesake
pot
eton
skel-
deserted, bleached,
the
brings along
sea-cucumber,
to
presents
w^ave
curiouslycorrugated shell
and
in
trace
a
leaves
perhaps the
starfish,or
its
sunshine
scarcely
since
lie
him
the
in
evaporate
found,
future
let
over.
Or
a
and
be
can
but
gelatine;
high tide, and
next
for
gle
of
clearest
the
the
on
VACATIONS.
OUR
138
be
his
on
crevice
in
come
the
in
with-
robbed
broken
speedilygo
meal.
a
of
up
to
HOW
will
rocks
doubt
139
from
satisfythe piscatorialdesires
enthusiastic
such
THEM.
ENJOY
probable that fishingfor nippers
It is not
the
TO
anglers
as
are
and
we,
of
without
day,
and
perhaps several, to deep-sea fishing for cod,
and
shall
we
Then
skipper
lines
bait.
breeze, ought
know
as
many
So
Now,
our
and
the
live
leave
the
fair
a
fishing-grounds,
knows
'
well
as
fishes
as
we
not,
are
uniformly throughout
scattered
but
furnish
sail, with
door-yard,for
suppose,
ocean,
and
a
together
other
in
ties,
communi-
parts of
the
sea
thinly inhabited.
very
us,
to
us
Palinurus
largely,and
who
craft
hour's
bring
father's
our
the
An
to
old
our
one
fishing-smack,and
a
the
navigate
to
and
which
charter
must
we
devote
to
mackerel.
and
haddock,
want
it is the
is with
if
us
business
to
possible,to
when
stout
sink
the
desert
and
the
very
Pekin
of
have
cast
hooks
with
a
skipper advises.
as
experienced
avoid
we
them
the
of
anchor,
generous
many
Perhaps
fathoms
we
we
guide
to
fishdom.
will
piece
deep
shall have
tar
of
bait
clam
as
our
to
wait
patientlyfor
and
long
the
on
other
straightenitself
that
the
in
both
Cod
and
catch
them
in
pounds
sometimes
weight.
the
French
the
the
and
Gulf
of
codding party
a
of
rate
of
fish
the
to
grow
a
A
pounds.
we
all
our
own
larger
sixtyand
tant
impor-
most
ery,
fish-
cod
but
towns,
who
fishermen
St. Lawrence
ten
or
much
sea-coast
Canadian
shall
we
is the
know,
work
of
eight
over
run
ute
min-
a
one
weighing fiftyor
hundred
to
not
They
often
only
not
rarely
one
muscle-tiringkind
a
probably
a
at
of
Most
industry,as
to
member
each
size, however,
are
in.
great fish
will
haddock
bitingfish,and
sure
becomes.
then
nounce
an-
below.
hours, and
for
great jerk will
a
favorablyreceived
draw
catch
hardly
been
Sometimes
will
will
line
haps,
per-
the bait has
and
strong
the
before
bite, and
first
the
hand,
out
regions
fails to
it
VACATIONS.
OUR
140
and
quent
fre-
land's
Newfound-
banks.
An
inexhaustible
to
that
the
draw
supply
aquarium, too,
from, and
will
he
need
give out,
when
has
have
he
erman
fish-
the
no
fears
remem-
TO
HOW
bers
that
these
the
part they
fish before
And
even
well
estimated
a
that, in
if every
full-grown cod,
thickly filled
be
this
sittingwith
actual
waiting
for
doubtless
few
them
that
eggs
coast, in
while
more
in
far
winter
numerous.
the
order
The
so
would
likelyto
taffrail,
bite, and
to
had
allowed
maturity.
him
much
the
in
all
outnumbering
reversed,
haddock
often
as
about
abound
is
be
the
usually
Haddock
summer
be
caught quite
is
cod,
resembles
appearance.
our
is
develop into
over
fish
to
come
of
different from
Providence
which
size, and
same
to
the
cousin
shall
we
been
it has
navigation
resting
that
ravenous
would
ocean
first unwary
the
for
number
to
affairs very
arms
haddock,
his
of
state
wishing
more
The
are
whole
entirely stopped. But
the
as
the
with
find
a
allowed
were
eg^
for
limited
very
few
very
appears.
it is so,
a
its
depos-
codlings,but
scale
or
is it that
sure,
destroyed by
are
fin
a
be
infant
out
141
single cod
a
To
eggs.
hatch
eggs
most
years,
spawning,
every
million
a
over
of
at
THEM.
ENJOY
may
eral
gen-
along
the
cod,
and
cod
be
dis-
tiuguished by
each
a
side
dark
black
a
the
from
spot, about
either
on
VACATIONS.
OUR
142
Catholic
side
fish
of
which
the
command
the
gillsto
the
is
piece,
Roman
this is
tribute-money at
that
marks
the
gillsare
by
as
that
legend
a
Lord, and
our
well
Among
the
up
down
three-cent
a
head.
brought
the
extends
tail,as
of
there
of
spots under
which
the size
fishermen
the
line
dark
the
of
Peter's
fingers.
the monotony
Perhaps
be
broken
by
the
of cod
advent
on
spiny-backed,long-tailedscate
of
a
the
party will be
If this
halibut.
around
gather
and
deck
; and
fortunate
should
the
haddock
of
lucky man
ugly,
an
possiblyone
enough
happen,
will
hook
to
all will
to
edly
excit-
witness
the
struggle.
Even
the
fishing is
T.
D.,
and
skipper, to
dull, old
a
shows
How
matter.
great fish makes
slackens
a
little
as
on
he
the
the
a
whom
cod
story, lays aside
something
like
line rattles
over
dive
returns,
line,to
and
for the
and
see
haddock
his
interest
the rail
bottom
!
it is necessary
if he
is exhausted.
black
in
the
as
the
Now
to
it
pull
But
HOW
TO
THEM.
ENJOY
143
_^
.
he is still too
shoots
at
him.
Now
then
fresh
the
to
right, now
hundred
the
says
We
spend
in
camp,
excitingof
As
by
and
if he
commotion
left,and
even
halibut
a
by, completely
is drawn
deck.
on
weighs
ounce,"
an
That
the
in the
water
is caused
and
have
in
into
the
half
dory
and
school
a
to
that
see
from
of
the
bluefish,
are
bly
proba-
and bringing
breakflist,
smaller
frying-pan this
our
mile
a
fellows, who
their
destruction
the most
"
rocks, do you
by
savage
foraging for
now
bluefish
we
sea-fishing.
on
of those
some
of
day, before
half
one
trollingfor
here
out
shore?
least
at
all kinds
stand
we
terror
off he
skipper, sententiously.
must
break
but
fellow
pounder,
the
to
;
rushes
noble
out, the
worn
and
he
struggleforever, and
cannot
fight,and
the
up
tangent, nearly taking his captor with
a
straightdown
"A
give
to
.
So
noon.
out
row
fish, we
to
we
the
must
jump
of
scene
action.
The
tackle
for
peculiar; since,
simply
have
a
this kind
instead
piece
of
of
of
fishing is
using
bright metal
any
or
rather
bait,
jig,as
we
it
VACATIONS.
^^^
144
with
called, attached
is
Let
of
one
the
the
school
the
party throw
boat
at
of
the
so
a
glitteringmetal,
and
beguile
We
as
fresh
a
be
must
keep
the
splash, he
the
disengage
breezy
the
boat.
the
the
the
careful,how^ever, when
is
jig
to
wave,
himself
summer's
as
chance,
finding it
spoon,
he
and
anticipated,
trollingfor
day,
a
the
the
from
pullingin,
has
taut, since, if he
morsel
sport than
better
tion,
explana-
victim.
line
a
digestible
will
seizes
(as
spoon
face
sur-
bluefish
jerked into
is
of the
the
of
of
rest
motion
words
fierce
will eschew
bluefish
the
the
called) is again floating on
often
to
the
eager
many
moment
next
the
of
dory alongside
rate, while
But
for
strong line.
a
keep floating on
to
before, with
The
to
jigs,which
out
water.
time
give
the
row
moderate
sufficient
is
not
a
party
hook
a
pray
not
If there
hook.
bluefish
on
world
let the
will
a
clear,
know
it is !
what
From
its resemblance
the bluefish
is often
to
the
called
though improperly,for
the
common
the
is
erel,
mackerel,
horse-mack-
horse-mackerel
OUR
146
all
kinds
those
of
baths,
from
taken
Talk
about
man
on
rock, and
on
from
the open
from
let
blows
North
have
a
It is
the
water,
over
fresh
miraculouslypreserved
far below
breath
every
feels like
amusing
quietly
dash
temperature
when
trust
spray
blast from
a
watch
to
of
the
who
men
fortitude
in such
place.
the process
the
prescribesfor
average
he
and
a
sit
big wave
be
to
will
will
when
seems
against him
and
a
first
to
tide.
We
only the ordinary supply of
After
an
the
freezing at
Pole.
high
at
courage!
day,
sea,
32" Fahrenheit,
that
rocks
preference
who
battle-field,
coolish
on
a
the
any
him,
the
give
we
moral
that
a
VACATIONS.
his
of
fantastic
about
unnecessarilylong time,
most
will
quickly
nothing
been
draw
but
one
it
a
severe
foot
back,
as
with
satisfactorily
explain.
from
a
donned,
though
daintilyin
bite
plished,
accom-
Neptune
the
upon
important preliminaryto
place
been
liverywhich
receptionshas
will dance
man
disrobing has
a
this
bath.
the
sudden
a
rocks
water,
the
for
were
Then
and
jerk,that
gallinippercan
HOW
This
his
takes
the
rock, which
for
time
any
of
mile
him
repeated
off
tide
with
wave,
Now
the
"
if he
he
his
the
resolute
from
his
face, until,just at
when
the water
dry
upon
bank
the
on
his
he
dash
to
wave
proaches
ap-
fingers'
critical
fade
and
before
the
moment
him
over
jumps,
above
swallow
begins slow^lyto
the
is
on
quarter
a
his
at
to
this
budge
the
out
look
of
look
is to
As
oozes
is about
swash, up
angry
I won't
seat.
ends, and
self,
him-
reached,
resolute
which
courage
times,
of
it coming,
sees
m.onster
keeps
has
a
"
plainlysays,
the
an
dozen
a
projectingledge
a
on
incoming
way."
up
seat
the next
his face, which
a
be
147
less,until, apparently ashamed
he
wait
THEM.
ENJOY
operation will
or
more
TO
with
and
high
breaks
wave
rock.
However,
wet
down,
wave
is
after
one
one's
has
courage
to
greatly increased,
is received
with
been
once
much
shivering, chattering shouts
thoroughly
embrace
and
the
each
low
bil-
new
laughter and
of
next
welcome
many
by
the
bathers.
And
now,
what
more
need
we
say?
You
where
know
and
when
may
we
ink
VACATIONS,
OUR
148
think
and
chapter.
to
we
be
it
your
what
go,
add,
would
time
all
that
be
to
a
this,
five
for
enjoyed
do,
to
clear
add
how
and
at"
a
to
careful
dollars
waste
another
do
per
of
page
it
mate,
esti-
week,
printer's
to
this
;
HOW
TO
THEM.
ENJOY
CHAPTER
EAST.
DOWN
ST.
In
feels at
be
of
spite
*
V.
PRINCE
JOHN.
CAPE
ISLAND.
BRETON.
EDWARD
HALIFAX.
comfortable
the
satisfiiction
having given good advice, it
supposed that
counsel
our
will
they
ordered
their
their
pass
mountain
outfit,or
the
sea-shore,
train
for
the
take
the
next
who
are
still undecided
of
Is there
*
a
few
putting a
The
series
of
at
of
substance
of
letters
1872,
to
pondering
either
or
out
a
decided
to
To
the
all
liberty
questions.
of the twelve
when
part of this chapter appeared
written
the
Congregationalist.
a
ally
gener-
picked
assume
month
one
so
Dominion.
we
catechetical
least
are
one
hardly to
vacation, have
at
camping-ground
is
been
has
followed, that all readers, who
how
149
Boston
by
the
author,
Daily
Globe
in
the
and
in
mer
sum-
to
the
VACATIONS,
OUR
ISO
it is your
chief end
"
Man,
Young
aim
and
East,"
go
Then,
Maritime
the
to
go
"
cool?
keep
to
Provinces.
Have
on
do
farther, or
go
these
in
There
vacation?
it will
where
dollars
hundred
a
summer
your
than
about
you
is
place
no
good,
more
you
Her
of
dominions
sea-coast
same
spend
to
Majesty.
Have
an
you
for the beautiful
eye
for
nature,
and
human
nature?
the
and
simple
Nowhere
can
in inanimate
plains of
rugged high
could
throughout
a
an
one
this whole
no
Edward
Cape
the
ice-house,
or
among
the
Island,
way
of
than
want,
he
heat
is
will
you
sigh
a
to
gratefulat
lodge
for
in
find
for weeks
rises
never
mate
cli-
will
region. Here,
for
the
or
summer
a
sun's
longer
these
Breton.
thermometer
altitude ; the
and
in
in
any
time, the
dizzy
of
lands
better
Nothing
at
Prince
find
you
qualitiesin greater perfectionthan
fertile
in
unassuming
an
too
a
day,
mid-
abode
some
vast
wilderness.
Is
not
this
a
delightfulstate
of
things,
and
would
not
meet
us
enjoy
you
with
in
ticket
John
of
possibleamount
the
step aboard
will
we
St.
a
smallest
Yea,
As
cables
the
give
New
"-
departing friends
throbs, and
off
hauled
are
gangways
in
the
hand,
our
"
York
City
''
or
Line.
shrieks,
whistle
Bluenoses
hasty embrace,
a
vessel
the
in ;
steaming through
the
the
quivers,
revolves, and
wheel
the
heaves;
are,
we
end
loosed, demonstrative
are
their
the
at
baggage
eight,the
strikes
clock
the
then
pocket, and
our
Portland," of the International
of
verily;
Wharf, in the good cityof Boston,
of Commercial
and
?
them
151
bright mornings
of these
one
THEM,
ENJOY
TO
HOW
shipping
"
of the
harbor.
is
There
"
in
razor
take
own
;
and
it with
if
this
Yet
than
comfort
one
of
a
of
is
the
the
matter,
to
more
their
rest
power
world
forget to
necessary
has
lose
of
clude
in-
about
tooth-brush
company
him, all the
proportion
travellers
indispensableswhen
list of
home.
leave
one's
their
that
ve^ry apt
are
suppose,
we
over,
to
for
East," and,
Down
which
commodity
one
or
to
the
forgottento
an
able
appreci-
full
enjoy-
OUR
VACATIONS.
aforesaid
article
153
The
ment.
be
to
As
in
the
Old
that the
the
are
the
face
He
of
the
should
fog," or
to-morrow,
barren
the
of
wretched
layers
the
of
the
and
pine
sister
capable)
wealths
common-
places
on
trees,
he
call
shore,
and
bricks,
little beach
occasional
houses
far
near
in
of
"
that
the
moist," the
"grand
white
expected
shores
should
little
a
is
fog
rocky
surmounted
imposing;"
built
light-houses,
and
stretching
this confounded
"
dreary
Brunswick
Varden
red
"
but
it is
fishers' white
fields
"
the New
Dolly
her
is
rain," which
the
with
or
stunted
traveller
and
among
require the greatest
find fault with
province ;
bluffs
leave
fade
globe.
invigorating,if
by
State
Boston
of
only reallydesirable
not
that
"
the
purpose
sees.
should
it may
which
Bay
07te
one
(though
effort of
mental
settled
a
chimneys
distance,
the idea
them
whatever
spires and
the
away
"
with
pleased
is
of
alternate
picturesque ;
of
by, and
beyond,
"
with
sand,
the
green
lovely
and
charming."
But
and
though fault-finding
complaint
are
"
VACATIONS.
^^^
154
he
enjoys
Hfe
"
the
on
wave."
ocean
the
All
this
An
eight hours'
by
Portland, and
hour
tree-lined
the
of
avenues,
an
opportunity to get
ample
broad,
buildings,and
fine
the
to
for
lies here
steamer
is
brings us
Boston
sail from
as
of
however.
way,
there
two,
or
glimpse
a
how
him
fruits,just ask
handsome
this
Forest
"
City."
Eastport, the
situated
the
near
is much
Bay,
"
The
waters
of
the
The
red
sheer
within
Canada,
lies
a
town,
Passamaquoddy
visitors.
summer
adjacent bay
yachting
Campobello, a
chowder
of
entrance
the
harbor,
of
of
"
frequentedby
for
across
stopping-place,
next
afford
fine opportuniti
fishing. Directly
and
of
minion
Do-
the
limits
the
interestingIsland
favorite
for
resort
the
sailing and
parties.
afternoon's
rocks
out
of
of
the
sail will
New
the water
be
delightfulby
Brunswick
from
to
fifty
coast,
two
the
rising
hundred
feet.
On
the
whole, however, the bold, rocky shores,
HO^
worn
and
ENJOY
the
continual
smooth
by
and
crowned
waves,
one's
TO
with
St.
But
John harbor,
sunset, makes
before
lacked
than
the
that
rises
and
the
the
and
loveliness
be
can
the
multitude
craft
give
air
an
charming
more
in
clad
water
of
of
have
we
emerald
city sittingregally on
of
about
is reached
bluff
a
side,
one
on
smiling slopesof Carleton
the
grand
beautiful.
shores
directlyout
while
trees, make
pine
which
nothing
islands
with
green,
; for
white
of
Brunswick
all the
for
up
low
than
picturesque,rather
155
dashing
New
impression of
first
THEM.
the
on
other,
and
fishing-boats
life and
larger
animation
the
to
scene.
Even
the model
tourist,who
be
pleased with
determined
will
be
John
;
to
little
a
disappointed
for, with
bestow
cities
all their
St.
And
eyes
of
a
which
Yankee
he
whatever
sees,
the
city of
men,
the
gods
with
John, though
a
conscientiously
with
blessingsupon
presents
appearance,
as
is
the
same
St.
never
ual.
individ-
unrivalled
in
uation,
sit-
half-baked, unfinished, shiftless
is
hardl}'^
pleasing
visitor.
to
the
The
streets,
dingy
this
Hotel,
and
two
of
side
a
gives
a
there
and
and
scenery,
as
too
;
by
healthful
Sam
for
are
what
ion,
Domin-
the
in
size
proud
very
constitutes
showy buildings and
Not
"
climate,
and
advantages
means
any
Slick
cheap markets,
all which
in
alone,
streets
pleasant
Johnnies
fourth
justlyso
pleasant city?
paved
St.
the
the
on
pleasing exceptions.
city,form
the
the Victoria
however,
privateresidences
three
or
city,the
their
and
of
are
place,and
the whole
last statement,
Nevertheless
of
most
buildings of particularbeauty.
To-
"
to
appearance
not
all for the
at
color, which
brown
sombre
no
west
regular,are
houses, principallyof wood,
part-; the
uniform
paved
not
tire
and
wide
though
paved, and
well
are
VACATIONS.
OUR
156
would
;
first
a
wellbut
a
chop
"
abundant
say,
hospitableinhabitants
St.
John
in
possesses
;
full
measure.
One
is
struck,
on
first
wharf, by the great number
hotels
a
that
are
to
be
seen,
walking
of
each
high-sounding name.
ridiculously
the
up
from
smallest
burdened
Thus,
the
of
with
here
is
shabby
a
windows
story, which
each
informs
door
Hotel."
the
right is
Castle
interior
sit down
we
begin
to
hotel
our
House
be
the
:
is the
the
one
Royal
"
the American
bountiful
will
that
name
for
was
we
us,
not
so
explicitin regard
more
lies between
only
the
notions, and
per
day)
with
recommend
House,
which
the
or
tolerable
Grand
the
the
in the
where
and
to
Victoria
first-class house
third, fourth, fifth,down
furnishingvery
by
table which
spread
the
dollars
numerous
can
belies
exterior, and
the
the
Boston
to
three
are
than
choice
houses
We
and
is the
street
the
on
all.
little
a
(which
charges
the
national
Inter-
hotels, however,
to
think
to
city,according
of
the
landlord
after
chosen,
But
Grand
perchance,
these
of
attentive
shall
ill
of
sign-boardsless
the time
the
flaming sign
House."
The
their
"
four
or
little martin-box
That
side
other
the
on
157
three
a
is the
us
Revere,"
"
THEM.
building,with
wooden
on
the
over
ENJOY
TO
HOW
the
one
any
to
teenthfif-
cityabounds.
Central
Hotel,
Waverley House,
accommodations
at
as
a
moderate
price
diem
believe.
we
the
of
whole
in
cit}^
whom
inquiry was
view
will
that
one
than
he
The
for
one
very
men
are
Dr.
good,
No
of
St.
favorably.
not
to
Lewis
a
be
John,
bluff,
this yar
Our
used
long word,
to
A
we
health
their
the
and
of
digestionbeing
thousand
to
set
footstool,and,
perfect, we
answer
here
all whom
province, impress
this
on
stranger is moved
do
as
healthier, ruddier
say,
sweltering days
well
as
the
found
would
their
nights
of
better, prolDably,
John
throughout
always ready
which
a
to
aware.
see
and
of
Ham,
of
combustible."
for
St.
lay the
royal flourish
onto
up
few
a
sightly place
a
a
whole
de
see
people
shall
ful
made
applies to
was
we
and
descendant
friend, in his desire
sable
as
A
ashes.
fer
streets, the
two
fire would
Boston
or
ebony palms, "Jest go
you
fiftycents
or
one
city,replied,with
the
and
and
principallyof wood,
Chicago
a
of
exception
buildings are
hours
dollar
one
"
With
his
VACATIONS.
OUR
158
find
them
questions
ask.
moist, sticky,unrest-
experience; but,
as
an
HO
IV
TO
of
intelligentknight
and
drop,
of
the
walk
may
the
is
almost
To
reach
and
poor
are
feel
us
;
a
borne
the
the
; and
of
and
towns
sea
the
city
like
the
and
Bay
of
farms
track
Claremont,
rowing
be
time-table
New
Fundy.
the
near
to
of
race
the
says
the
took
last for
that
we
nious
eupho-
Quispanisis,Passekeag, Apoha-
qui, Plumweseep,
saith
a
take
we
heart
the
silverylake
our
and
Railway,
rich
proved
;
through villagesbearing
of
good
something
very
coast
which
race
the
a
ocean.
John,
great international
Renforth
deponent
the
past the
the
sweat
day,
American
North
farm-houses
snug
of
is
St.
from
along
names
named
will
ye
by
through
Brunswick,
"
not
all times
surrounded
whirled
place
and
Ye
"
us,
"
at
miles
European
where
day
Shediac, which
hundred
leads
assured
remarkably invigorating
is
blowing
being
Past
hod
enough, just cool enough
breeze
are
159
"
air, too,
just warm
a
all
strates
clothes !
The
the
night,bedad,
at
THEM.
ENJOY
Anagance.
and
not, except
present
a
that
But
all these
further
much-
singular though hardly
VACATIONS.
OUR
i6o
pleasing uniformity, since
of
and
a
wretched
good station,a
and
combined,
groggery
sist
they invariablycon-
store
grocery
mud-
extensive
an
puddle.
Moncton,
route, contains
and
would
to
seem
Years
largest towns
railroad
fine
some
unusually
some
which
the
of
one
branch
many
years
much
as
a
house
this
that
the
modern
the
and
At
the
be
the
the
has
old
;
but
for
done
town,
pretty
rotting
there, tumbling
another
of
growth
street, until
it to
Fundy
could
we
veritable
siderable
con-
of
head
the
Time
starting a
down
weeds
and
easily have
deserted
village
the
poet sung.
ever,
Very recently,how-
iron
road, that
great energizer of the
world,
has
begun
streets
grass-grown
the
of
Bay
Father
and
at
of
town
a
was
pleased with
here
in
which
of
he
and
imagined
the
past
wall
grass
of
mud-puddles,
sable.
gondolas indispen-
render
importance, being
main
repair-shops,
extensive
Moncton
ago
our
on
town
is
Moncton
we
and
to
put
the
houses,
moss-grown
quite renewing
leave
life into
new
her
valleyof
youth.
the
Bay
of
safe bank
that
he
bank
the
of
hears
To
the
and
for
run
him,
chanting,
drown
old
Pharo's
army,
hallelu."
The
life,for the
proceeds
beast,
as
at
some
which
wave
one,
or
of
spring
at the
rate
of
twelve
destruction
sure
be
boat, that may
thirtyfeet here,
not
"
the
others
van
to
in
its way.
so
high by
parts of the bay,
other
leads
the
time
bringing
hour, and
feet
ten
the
at
him
bore,"
"
in
hears
he
which
the
army
thoughts, and
his
roar
be
to
Pharaoh's
from
from
towards
tide rises
half
both
dismiss
JubileeSingers
tide),coming
or
"
hallelujah,
must
the
on
army,
high (ifit happens
man,
Jubilee Singers
of
Pharo's
distance
an
infiagine
old
his
miles
will
he
drown
he
But
side ; and
other
chorus
a
above
"To
the
VACATIONS.
OUR
i62
the
and
"
able
only remark-
is the
being scarcelya
tenth
of
its size.
Shediac
Moncton
The
miles
is reached
station, and
European
and
farther, and
start
from
leave
the
train.
after
here
w^e
American
North
ends
we
soon
at
the
coast,
two
runs
at
a
little
HOW
TO
place called
for
waiting
obliged
Do
be
to
found
wish
you
for
lovely retreat?
be found
in either
;
level
of
cottages
place ; paint
matter
;
gery
you
to
jolt over
twenty
and
miles
turn
;
the
the
off
cut
down
; and
shore, along
a
twin
run
one
Shediac
a
a
into
a
level
of
to
the
in
the
; turn
reading
and
grog-
the
roads
buggy
with
which
the
hills
within
of
stunted
the
large
forest
trees,
;
morphose
meta-
spruces
pastures into bogs and
muddy bay, with
side of the town,
in
color
grocery
all
half
to
wealths
common-
scrap
all
and
all the fields and
swamps
this
New
blind
dingy
a
in
into
rest
wretched
every
where
horse
;
planet.
Puritanic
houses
them
for
slipshod
two-story houses
bought,
bury
boat,
most
most
six
tear
;
Shediac,
at
houses,
seventy-five
our
the
not,
you
descriptionof
the
cradle-holes
dig
enough
minute
shop,
be
can
a
all the
and
store
every
our
about
all
bring
the
little
on
of
may
Island
of
one
Take
England village,of
But
Edward
doubt,
163
tarry long
to
Prince
the
this is,without
places
Chene.
du
Point
reader, be
my
THEM.
ENJOY
and
Massachusetts, which
a
muddier
you
have
it would
OUR
164
be
hard
VACATIONS.
distinguished from
to
New
the
wick
Bruns-
original.
But
Shediac
even
for, as
coast
is the
could
be
fresh, has
certain
blue
the rosiest colors
blue
the
be
to
dozen
a
Besides
its
lumber
is in
of
a
a
log
an
which
the
is taken
a
to
circular
incrediblyshort
is transformed
shipped
take
for
gang-saw
and
in
and
mental
firmament
a
the
long enough,
nose), and
it is said
hypochondriac
of
the
turns
three
into
live
to
place.
boast
can
six
out
months
of
of
million
a
feet
the year
it
operation.
Here
aid
air, always cool
climate, Shediac
during
sen-
ter
bet-
nothing
lives here
to
miles
large saw-mill,
of
climate
The
(ifone
impossible
provincial
invigorating quality which
is all driven
within
of
one's
of
redeeming qualities;
all these
way
desired.
a
the
turns
with
case
in the
towns,
its
has
the
to
into
of
cut
the
saw
time
Four
rough,
it into
planks
Europe.
shape
in
to
trim
the
or
the
off
and
nesses,
right thickthe
sturdy pine
edges,
trunk
boards, ready
hundred
building material
the
by
logs
a
in this
to
be
day
one
HOW
mill, and
out
is
TO
equal
an
other
many
THEM.
ENJOY
mills
the
along
of
amount
churches
two
ranked
its
among
of
disgrace to
have
They
calling people
When
the
with
step, and
within
that
Doubtless
purpose,
though
since
his
it is
arrives,
method
likelyto
more
small
a
the
.topmost
answers
to
all
to
every
ing,
hardly soul-inspirlead
to
one
than
gastronomic wants,
of
boy
is about
service
effect is
the
a
Shediac.
in
bell,proclaims
divine
this
however,
mounts
his
by shaking
begin.
upon
time
be
land.
sanctuary
dinner-bell
hearing
be
also
may
would
method,
the
to
appointed
huge
a
place
the
novel
a
which
ports.
buildings,which
village in
no
turn
redeeming features, for they
neat, attractive
are
the
coast
all of
lumber,
shipped directlyto European
The
165
reflect
his
spiritual
most
people
necessities.
The
in the
to
inhabitants
of
province, are
strangers, and
Shediac, like
free
proud
and
open-hearted,polite
of their native
town
and
country.
To
them
no
land
is
equal
to
the
fields and
OUR
VACATIONS.
Nev/^
Brunswick
i66
of
meadows
straggling
the
houses
is
of
little stretch
beach."
For
New
Shediac,
Prince
A
dreary
that
the
ful
bliss-
May
you
ever,
of
the
week
reach
we
it
steamers,
to
will
which
old
the
of
one
at
the
transport
surround
which
wastes
self-
same
!
wear
lovely isle
name
joltover
to
bring with
Island
the
to
this
Friday morning
or
lovely
*'
a
place
with
the
of
day
Edward
Shediac
a
is
continue
now
you
round, and
from
us
that
Tuesday
length cpme
Prince
sand
in such
highways
whatever
But
and
Brunswickans,
satisfied faces
of
row
thriving village,"and
is invaluable.
wretched
your
mud
dwellers
contentment
dear
"
a
their
;
long
Duke
ago
Kent
of
ceived
re-
"
Edward.
perfect
the
emerald,
jewels
is this
gem
largest
and
adorn
the
which
island,
beautiful
a
"
brightest of
bosom
of
all the
the
grSat
gulf.
Do
for
when
not
it is
smile
at
true,
strictly
steaming
up
to
this
as
enthusiastic
every
statement,
traveller
the Summerside
will
Wharf,
vote
and
HOW
seeing
the
TO
side, without
to
the
mar
rock,
a
quiet
miles
sixt}'-
are
the
which
either
of
does
the
the
either
on
pasture,
There
scene.
character,
same
reach, stretchingaway
distance, by any
the
to
on
the
take
Prince
O
"
for
Edward
the
all
land
we
coach, fields
will meet
green
breadth
length and
exclaim,
lend
means,
view, for when
and
unrivalled
same
we
make
of
of
coast
steamer
throughout
and
fields
side.
the
the
167
withered
or
cliff,
or
cannot
enchantment
from
of green
loveliness
of
eye
Neither
the
reaches
long
THEM.
ENJOY
of
our
the
eye,
island,
perpetual summer,
Island
the
paradise
to
the
of
globe!"
But, alas
throughout
the
frost
be
Even
man's
wish
our
isle
is far
than
more
king
charming
well
!
holds
is
as
from
months
seven
undisputed
dreary
and
for
granted,
of the year
and
sway,
prosaic
as
our
can
imagined.
in
hand
this
mundane
from
the
^
the
summer
would
remind
occasional
styleof
that he
one
sphere, while
architecture
evidences
at
of
the
severe
of
is still
same
on
time,
simplicity.
1
OUR
68
houses,
without
effort
any
time, the
short
shall
carry
if
and
be of
will
away,
stay but
we
the
of
the
in
of
stock, composed
will take
an
risingat
Bagnall's coaches
Mr.
shall
find
much
to
first thing
'^j^.he
excellence
patches of
of
seems
ride
The
grass,
the
clover
where
afraid
interest
of
do
each
his
well
will
hardly
us
in
see,
and
individual
next
us
repay
for
first class,we
this
the eye
hay-fields.
we
at
blue-bird,for though
are
that strikes
of
Summerside
vicinityof
the
first call of the
the
dogs,
scurvy
Charlottetown, however,
for
of
early hour.
live
of
dirtychildren.
coach
out
us
of
ordinarily
extra-
helter-
great pasture
a
equal parts
and
draggled geese,
Bagnall's
of
midst
a
town
of
row
a
mean-looking houses, planted
skelter
it.
forsaken
more
a
remembrance
only
already,
improve
to
part
;
opinion,
enough
land, is
we
Shediac
than
even
their
on
where
Summerside,
place
that, in their
is beautiful
island
building their
in
adopted
is led to think
one
least, the
we
have
the natives
which
at
VACATIONS.
miles,
fortj^
is the
No
uniform
starveling
spindling crops
Timothy
neighbor,
and
Grass
tries to
building roadside
in
stones
another
then
sod, and
so
such
a
the
to
be
or
two
a
are
hole
on
seen
Thus,
and
stout
small
and
stones,
for
worthless
four
ten
or
uprightsas
in each
one
above
the
up
walls
roof
the
these
uprights
them
the
roof
slides
always resting on
the
hay
underneath.
in
the
upon
at
the
tell whether
it
was
of
for
glancing
scarcity;
had
the
fall of
been
if
year,
barns
a
"
the
of
labor
blessed,"
a
the
on
year
to
higher. Through
much
of
corner
having
walled
are
and
so,
are
several, perhaps
have
islanders
These
feet
of
Instead
ones.
curious
as
one
roofs, which
movable
side.
largebarns, the
small
strike
will
with
every
placed,and
down,
layer of
a
consider
would
littlebarns
height of
extend
made
sods
of
out
which
things
many
the
they lay
purpose.
Other
are
wall,
farmers
our
they have
until
on,
First
layer of sod,
thick
a
precious
pebbles,another
of
course
quite durable
which
walls.
pebbles,then
of
course
few
their
notice, of economizing
shall
a
VACATIONS.
OUR
170
as
up
or
ply
stranger, by sim-
road-side, could
plenty or
of
the
the
a
season
man
husband-
Thanksgiving
HOW
TO
proclamations
the
to
with
out
early and
will
it
proclaim
while
the
nips
the
but
if
Frost
Jack
the
crop,
stretch
too
comes
of
roofs
by resting flat
long posts
be raised
ing
will be burst-
the barns
notch, and
plenty;
171
little i:oof will
the
say,
topmost
THEM.
ENJOY
barns
the
upon
the
gaunt and
bare
walls,
above
them.
If
we
out
the
to
here, and
drive
out
go
the
and
respect
following
for
"
for
and
a
shall
we
with
rickety teams
of
"
turn
the
rule
Yankee
to
directs,"is
collision
text-books
one
"
;
that,
have
the
many
decidedly
people of
the
land.
Our
in
too
from
escapes
antiquated
law
find
perplexing rule
most
b}^ it is,
narrow
the
left^as
a
shall
ride, we
to
What
their
Ans.
Provincial
When
creatures
wonderful
:
natural
of
one
history are
them
faulty
the
contains
"
besides
antelopes are
noted
curiosity?"
inhabitants
of
of
some
the smaller
towns."
the
he
; not
passage
The
on
is
stranger first
surprised to
enters
see
one
every
of
these
doorway,
lages,
vil-
and
OUR
172
and
window,
street
and
women,
The
crowded
corner
children, whose
be to gaze
to
seems
VACATIONS.
emotions
in life
features.
and
be
stranger will
various.
First, the thought flits through his mind
is
a
of
villageof detectives,and
great crime,
some
the inhabitants
and
the
infants
in
corps,
that
emotions
he
idea
of
I must
"
or
of
they take
this
But
'*
that
their
they
method
it is
utter
feelingsin
ears
no
a
very
word,
of
the
tion
nomina-
these
heard
of
good
showing
neither
"
;
it myself,
people,
their
give
and
at
Who
singular,"he
single cheer
guished
distin-
very
town.'
not
of
Ah," says
perhaps, or
native
I have
the
to
"
; received
my
detective
notion, and
become
congressman,
though
got
this
the
even
the
to
its place.
have
I left home
And
it has
belong
pleasure take
alderman
knows.?
and
of
each
account
abandons
soon
for governor
'
suspected
is
preposterous that
so
should
he
since
least
this
mentally taking his photograph
is
arms
himself,
to
he
that
measurements.
exact
But
is
that
which
on
men,
purpose
his form
upon
this
of
sole
with
probatio
ap-
thinks,
vent
about
to
this
now
TO
THEM.
ENJOY
time, his joy gives place
to
he
matter
thinks,
figure?
What
"
Are
is there
he
in great
rushes
of
and
the
But
this
people
of
the
the
hospitableas
night
be
But
side,
reach
his
at
""
his
or
my
or
coat?"
looking-glass,
appearance
osity
stupidcuri-
the
five
Hazel
as
at
the
; it
Indeed,
pears
apfor
bed
farmer
of
it is
belated
the
farm-house,
and
good
the
polite,genial,and
Island
any
all
regions ;
wish.
him, food
which
were
are
Edward
find
of
means
any
favored
could
one
any
will
ofiered
less
people
overtakes
we
few
a
Prince
on
quality,for
my
personal
provinces, by
general
traveller
of
characteristic
trait, is not
in
that
hoofs,
or
becoming bkick,
anathematize
to
as
face
my
into
to
find his
dismay,
natives.
only
said
skin
home, and
anxiety,to
unchanged,
with
in the back
rent
and
terror
turning
Is my
great
a
And
to
feet
my
into horns?
ears
in
is the
173
the
when
best
insulted
feels
pay.
just startingout
o'clock
in
Grove,"
half-way house,
the
as
from
morning.
Farmer
between
SummerSoon
Bagnall
Summerside
we
calls
and
VACATIONS.
OUR
174
Charlottetown
our
horses
and
partake of
changed,
we
first-class breakfast
a
its fine
mutton),
of salmon
island
(the
of
sum
their
modest
considered
is
twenty-fivecents
noted
is
the
concomitants, for all of which
usual
or
beef, with
cold
and
step inside
well
as
may
have
waiting to
are
we
lobsters, mutton
mackerel,
for
while
; and
full
a
equivalent.
Moreover,
fail to visit Mrs.
not
must
w^e
her
fine kitchen
for
these
fragrantdairy,and
nail's
which
is
marvel
quite a
cold
Bag-
garden,
northern
latitudes.
If it is
will
"
late
as
point out,
think
green
peas
of that, ye
rustlingbushes
We
would
earlyfruits
prolong
along
as
his
August,
pride,her
evident
in
at that
middle
of
to
fill out.
of
August;
farmers, whose
time,
and
sear
to
any
vegetables,that
devoted
he
yellow,
lover
of
might greatly
enjoyment by following
it were,
rows
she
!
suggest
and
the
Massachusetts
dry pea-vines hang
on
of
peas," just beginning
early green
Early
with
middle
the
as
the
by travellingthrough
seasons
various
HOW
TO
THEM,.
ENJOY
I'j^
2t
climes.
the
instance, startingin the tropics in
For
month
of
and
would
very
would
green
Hazel
Grove
shall
brings
to
us
eating
of
first part
strawberries
Bagnall's garden,
be
the
appearance
we
with
The
from
Charlottetown,
island
; and
the
at
the
the
capital
the
place.
part in
most
houses, arranged
streets, compose
Hazel
quite pleased
of
people, livingfor
regular
on
wide
population
of
quiet, orderly city.
great
Charlottetown
of
commerce
considerable, and
a
him
the
this very
of
length, the
largestcityof
low, brown, wooden
and
climes,
progress
stage-coach ride
of
miles
thousand
Ten
he
Grove.
Twenty
and
Then
temperate
at
Mrs.
in
berries
straw-
asparagus,
spring.
northward
find
peas
of
more
dishes, until
of autumn
and
peas
days
the
with
pace
favorite
and
first
slowlyjourney to
keeping
his
cherries, green
the
during
might enjoy his
he
March,
the
excellent
metropolis
Edward,
should
strongly
in
the
on
this
harbor
Island
great trade-winds
this direction.
is
already
will admit
of
ever
Prince
blow
.
Charlottetown
Though
fine
fine
are
square,
great
of
want
that it will be
of
little
built
the
of
from
principal
The
place.
hotel
dations.
accommo-
all small, the
are
are
much
so
mention
to
use
are
the
alike
names
any.
school
The
rather
houses
a
island
of the
system
along
is in
no
when,
boys
in
Hampshire
New
danger
no
longer
as
and
he
in
rides
of
nurseries
land
by, he
girls draw^n
courtesies
(in
of
the
sees
up
Young
on
to
the
rows
both
all
lack
their
for young
how^ever,
forgetting,
the
be
school-
One
Vermont.
and
road, respectfullypulling their
dropping
and
sides
shingled
their
paint) the corresponding
ideas
the
resemble
much
road
the
to
appears
primitive state, though
respects but
is
houses
all
three
or
the
to
and
poor,
few-
two
in
cityis good
the
of but
great expense
ornament
public
rather
tables
at
and, standing
great
a
The
of
They
sandstone, brought
Brunswick,
New
possesses
houses.
government
boast
can
she
buildings, yet
brown
in
""
.
.
of
VACATIONS.
OUR
176
that
he
America,
of
sides
school
of
the
forelocks, and
passing stranger.
chosen
to
bought
been
fifteen
a
Of
for
while
half
the
thirty-two cents
twelve
cents
the cheese
one
don't
poor
lay up
such
land
of
dish
;
its
pound,
per
cost
us
just
a
cent
islanders
some
at
and
the
a
pair ;
butter
he
"
no
are
but, then,
a
if he
even
well
all his
grow
substance
dozen,
or
apiece. Indeed,
fresh
provisions do
endure, that it has
law, that
eggs
;
as
may
spend
half
quarters,
have
fifteen,and
know,
you
thirtycents
line of
the
extravagant
; and
as
beef
roast
pound.
per
things
mackerel
privationsin
best, in
cent
a
the
; the
something,
eat
for fresh
poor
dozen
per
this is very
must
on
per
five,cents
course
at
pers.
cop-
makes
cents
its side
flank
which
chickens
cost
Of
chop by
the
next
ten
have
much.
as
The
which
roast
resentat
Rep-
many
the national
discard
price was
mutton
as
in
are
of
might
half
we
not
choice
the
appearance
for
since
must
that
preferred, we
pounder
course,
John Bull, we
Hall
Massachusetts
the
grace
had
and
VACATIONS,
OUR
178
to
re-enact
master
been
the
mechanic
sters
lobsuch
these
thought
old
necticut
Conshall
HOW
his
than
three
times
small
salmon
witli which
change
accustomed
to
greenback
Liberty
wears
is
given
for
;
pieces,besides
liberal
a
the
dess
God-
superscription
; and
oning
reck-
of certain
value
sixty cent
the
queen's image
occasionallythe grouty
IV.
visages of Georgius
IV.
their
way
pocket-book, carrying
them
far greater
those
royal personages
On
the
our
rest
of
the
wrangle
women
and
the
Gulielmus
or
than
the
themselves
is
veneration
whole, the people
and
politically
socially,are
great
and
about
world
furious
grow
gossip
in
the
young
folks
pression,
ex-
sprinkling of sixpences,
and florins,bearing
shillings,
into
eyes
strangelyfamiliar
a
for
besides
quarters, whose
and
twenty-four,forty-eight,
twenty,
more
perplexingto
currency
ascertain
to
powers
and
eat
continuallyexercising our
are
we
to
pay
of hfe is rather
dimes, half dimes, and
of
179
week."
a
these necessaries
the
THEM,
ENJOY
apprentices fresh
give
The
TO
most
put
on
of
likelyto
much
of
like the
politics
;
approved
airs, and
do.
Edward,
The
them.
over
with
memory
Prince
very
find
men
the
fashion
;
aftection-
VACATIONS.
OUR
i8o
their
ately designate
and
of
"
as
paw,"
thousand
three
miles
London
and
them
roll between
did not
ocean
parients
justas though
maw,"
"
"
"
aristocracy.
New
While
Brunswick
and
Nova
Scotia
Dominion
of
Canada
from
the
to
Island
Edward
beginning. Prince
and
Canadian,
by
Commons
of
its
little
This
province,too,
find
legislators
functions
their
of
of
it
Base
A
had)
imitators
these
railroad
(the
has
merside
scarce
a
erned
gov-
and
to
its papers,
a
its handful
and
to
hundred
the
perform
expending
eral
sev-
annually for pocket-knives,
of
two
our
first the
recently been
to
Senators
its own,
apiece, "c.,
dollars
opposition journals are
the
of
impossible
brandy, lead pencilsat
if
of
office without
dollars
thousand
been
own.
complete Tammany
of
Houses
souls, has, according
thousand
everything
recentlyhas
until very
in all matters
of
the
remained
long
independent, exceedinglyjealous
longed
be-
to
be
believed.
!
ignoble example
province
from
constructed
Charlottetown, and
is
has
now
ever
Sum-
open
for
HOW
TO
THEM.
ENJOY
passenger
traffic,
we
believe, so
travellers
will
a
the
reaching
Still,
q^n
have
and
lovely scenery,
life in
seat
on
the
of Mr.
one
Rustico,
Charlottetown, is
rusticate,and
will fillup
one
where
of
pleasantly,and,
have
rare
and
other
for
sport with
the
waterfowl
One
famous
are
the
flocks
miles
the
must
trout
from
the
"
city"
back
and
Charlottetown
at
season,
of
we
can
snipe, ducks,
here
w^hich
day, too,
top
a
onl}^watering-place
stay
if in
try
coun-
to
to Rustico
our
air,
coaches.
people of
the
ride
very
coast.
the
The
day
of
us
village eighteen
it is almost
island.
the
on
Bagnall's
little
a
commend
province,
rail.
for pure
pleasant glimpse
a
of
by
to go
morning,
summer
future
method
speedy
more
capital,if they choose
bright
a
that in the
frequent
be devoted
brooks
to
of
the
fishing,
Prince
ward's
Ed-
land.
For
between
nearly
the
half
island
and
great difficulty
are
frozen
over
frequentlythe
of
and
the
year
main
land
is
kept
danger,
for
all
the
five feet thick
whole
communication
or
gulf, from
more
shore
;
up
with
harbors
and
to
very
shore,
1
is covered
that
the
New
Brunswick
of
all that
this
Qiieen of
the
for
Pictou's
cut
rich
trade
oft',lumber
than
antediluvian
at
of
coast
if
and
the
we
allows
Gulf,
or
in
will
we
Princess
and
now
first,and
days seem
be
Pictou,
many
of
Pictou
ago,
but
;
the
as
a
our
coal
About
seat
of
this
found
were
is
place
the
fossilized
be
a
and
scarce,
the
likelyto
was
gradually the
became
waning.
depositsof
neighborhood ;
steamers
vacation
our
importance,
glory seemed
however,
;
Years
lumber
w^ere
pelled
pro-
grimy coal-bargeswhich
the
considerable
extensive
forests
of
Scotia
doubt,
no
harbors.
frequent our
or
Breton.
minds, chieflywith
an
time
the
stopping-place will
connected,
place of
Nova
of
and
St. Lawrence
Cape
first
name
line
the St. Lawrence
steamer
Wales
Our
the
ice
equal facility.In
with
and
are
ed
construct-
so
the
over
excellent
an
the mails
are
Charlottetown
between
seen
times
drawn
water
however,
plies
take
be
they can
summer,
such
ice-boats,which
through
have
At
ice.
with
transported on
of
VACATIONS.
OUR
82
a
more
more
time,
in the
ishing
flour-
forests
of
lasting
HOW
benefit
the
to
of the
TO
ENJOY
region
than
THEM.
183
the
were
pine
groves
present century.
But
have
we
hardly time
fortunes, and
varied
notice
to
of
think
to
Pictou's
Catholic
the
fine
the
highest point
If
church
of
the
hill,
it is
said,
on
land,
placed on
"
that
first of
harbor, may
heavenwards,
all
before
"
in the
we
of
Gut
should
We
Port
like
straightthrough
between
as
we
his
the gap
left stretched
scenery
The
of
Cape
steamer
of
the
setting sun
horizontal
and
the
right
the bold
away
rays
of Canso
Gut
the
to
first time
main
while
and
land
the
towered
Cape Porcupine,
far
on
rugged
Breton.
seemed
liquidgold,instead
The
which
On
readers
our
last
Breton
Cape
bristlingheights
the
Hawksbury,
it for the
saw
afternoon.
Scotia.
Nova
of
march
regular
Port
introduce
to
just throwing
makes
off, the
cast
are
Canso.
lovely August
was
nears
spire pointing
its
for
headed
are
Hawksbury,
one
lines
begins
heavy walking-beam
again, and
its
see
the
he
sailor, as
the
to
of salt
be
sea
ploughing through
brine,and
it required
little
imagination
of
turn
of
VACATIONS.
OUR
184
enchanted
in
cave
strait would
the
some
Soon
mountain
w^e
draw
every
entrance
Sindbad's
some
Hawksbury
well
as
may
awaits
scene
a
Port
the
to
dismiss
which
us
nowhere
its match
has
the
to
to
that
side.
we
poetic notions, for
sure
bring us
up
here
idea
the
to
palace, or
the
wdiarf, and
are
lead
to
else
all
we
the
on
globe.
of
the
English, whom
we
Instead
of
brawny
in gray
and
which
sounds
To
half
get
a
ancient
those
each
the
owners
clearer
a
visit
summer)
of
idea
of
our
collected
then
imagine
these
turnouts
New
each
fearful
one.
imagine
scene,
(the most
teams
of
horses, like
England
a
small
one
jabber
the
into
bony
into
most
and
the
Canadian
most
all clad
roll of distant
the
crockery,
vehicles, and
which
wharf;
like
all rolled
French
hundred
of
of
us,
greet
chatteringa
Dutchmen,
dozen
a
crash
the
thunder,
the
heretofore, a crowd
seen
Caledonia
homespun,
language,
of
have
of
sons
of
hospitable descendants
villages
space
of the
shouting, and
near
Canuck
yelling,
iS6
the
on
away
OUR
VACATIONS.
back
seats, while
in
mounts
Would
of
riding
your
riveted
eyes
ahead
of your
that
he
is
breath,
Bucephalus
and
seat,
the
over
ground
beyond.
method,
you
but
then
say
the
effect is
least, and
the
of
takes
keep
oats
six
your
inches
from
your
consciousness,
the
on
if you
sure,
until
smooth
adopt
but
seats
your
very
this
little;
or
exhilarating,
exciting,to
the whole
on
horses
for
ambitious
all the
them
have
awaitingf them
perhaps
or
very
hold
these
roads
are
preventives of indigestion.
Whether
home,
use
see
you
eyes,
obstacle,and
be
rods
ten
then, when
your
your
To
will
the
excellent
shut
lose
to
Keep
cradle-hole, large stone,
yourself about
try
get
you
a
;
method
roads?
road, about
the
approaching
raise
approved
most
mountain
on
ricketybridge,
or
not
the
these
over
donian
Cale-
big
fi'ont.
know
you
the
to
driver's
some
get
tions
great expecta-
no
in
other
manner
reason,
the
over
powers
the
of
at
they are
road, and
persuasion
it
to
moving.
First,he encourages
them
by
a
long
series of
TO
HOW
clucks
then
;
times
a
in
he
large number
time
is
in
to
on
carry
Well,
"
these
driver, do
git
half
then
and
;
"What
do
a
there)
ducks
"
you
find
"
see
(Hi, there;
out
"
"
a
bear
in
game
to
what
of
"
his
Buck
gee.
;
And
possiblybe
ten
writ-
ask.,
"
shoot, driver?"
to
;
;
talk, peculiar
horse
keep
road
the
comes
are
you
follow,
;
g'long,
prolonged
a
rabbits,and
adjectiveswhich
connection
"
any
you
hiss
sometimes
about, Charlie?
g'long)." During
git up, git up;
the
up
(now
nigh horse),
Gaelic
attempt
yve
sometimes."
can't
venture
we
at the
"
see
of
page
Pa'tridges (Git
"
this
him.
g'long ; hi, there
drivers, which
Breton
to
;
"
follows
now
ever
by
original clucks.
with
you
forth
pours
mood,
g'long, g'long)
;
he
marking,
re-
"
(Git up
up
hundred
the
to
return
conversation
a
several
expletives,and
communicative
a
regions?
Yes
*'
to
by
then
;
Gaelic
of
ready
Feeling
tone
187
monotony
g'long,"
up,
subdued
no
the
varies
Git
"
THEM.
ENJOY
a
we
discourse, and
long
list of
rather
he
lose
shouts
VACATIONS.
OUR
"Where?
where?"
of
ladies
the
party
continues
and
I
see
demand
But
his
to
his
series
"
sentence
I
"
only
!"
Do,
'"
But
of
again
we
dear
big
our
before
clucks
and
now
"
nags,
"
entreat,
on
our
lazy, Charlie),
is he?
ladies
the
finishes
his
be
Where
"
please hurry
Scotchman
does
calmly
the
faint, and
to
serious.
don't
"
while
;
while
by remarking,
"
bear
a
Driver,
Mr.
he
cluck
to
(G'long, Buck;
that
look
to
himself
explains
said
preparing
are
things generallybegin
driver
excitedlycry,
we
then
in
the
woods."
We
the
recognize
that
no
man
do
can
driver
to
great
any
of
the
things
two
conclude
time, and
same
force
not
to
during
extent
old
saying,
well
at
question
the
rest
of
the
our
the
ride.
At
to
West
carry
to
us
distant
miles
apiece, which
board,
the
and
there
Bay
are
intricacies
;
is
Sydney,
and
he
soon
of
a
a
after
has
little steamer
hundred
the
and
paying Jehu
fairlyearned,
threading
Bras
our
d'Or.
ready
way
we
twenty
a
dollar
go
on
through
TO
HOW
And
hundred
miles
wide.
miles
of
length
long,
It
extends
ten
to
the
throughout
entire
island
Cape Breton, dividing the
enclose
mountains
High
rising abruptly
then
viewed,
twice
and
into
tinged
times
between
them
and
slopes of
cultivated
with
white
the
The
blue
with
the
land, dotted
twenty-fivethousand,
Scotch.
speak nothing
stranger finds
be
but
In
it very
understood,
Bretoners
are
a
and
ermen.
fish-
or
about
part they
tongue,
is
and
the
understand
one
in the world.
very
there
number
difficult to
unspeakable languages
these
here
long
places the people
native
Gaelic
as
are
Breton
many
their
bank
for the mOst
and
other
at
farmers
of "the
Cape
of
above,
air
"
"
distance, while
the
water's
cottages
inhabitants
purely
by
water,
clear
depths beneath,
sides,
all
on
the
from
the
in
once
blue
in the
once
lake
the
sometimes
to
rods
ten
one
"
peninsulas.
two
are
d'Or,
America,
from
and
189
is this Bras
sea
North
of
Mediterranean
the
"
inland
wonderful
a
THEM.
ENJOY
of
the
or
most
Moreover,
primitiverace
in
ev-
and
homespun,
white-washed
almost
and
live
in
fish, which
only
hours'
of
waters
the
the
eastward
sunlight.
ried
to
Besides
"Arm
we
finds
many
these
is the
much
of
tivated
cul-
and
of
these
among
fine
the
ple,
peo-
other.
the
far
Gold,"
just
discern
quality,has
unruffled
off there
is very
in
the
fair,though
yet been
not
to
marble
the
glistenafar
sides
white
stratum
of
acres
easilycaught.
any
of
marble
plied
sup-
they still prefer sermons
to
can
other
this
are
of
(Presbyterian)is
considerable
the
wants
all varieties
marble, which
best
any
smallest
along through
The
the
of
length
whose
mountain,
not
that
steam
we
the
few
a
flourishes
which
it is said
two
very
Scotland
of
church
As
be
may
universally
plenty of oatmeal,
is filled with
Kirk
and
them
give
d'Or
The
Their
for
difficulty,
land
Bras
tall, broad-shouldered,
clad
cottages.
without
the
;
are
muscular, they
gray
of
word
the
of
sense
ery
in
VACATIONS.
OUR
I90
quar^-
extent.
mountain,
the
objects of
interest.
of
which
island, and
coal
which
is
geologist
One
of
underlies
supposed
to
HOW
stretch
in
Pictou,
But
TO
distance
a
of
will
especially
the
of
solid
rock
bark
and
all their
and
leaves
the
under
nothing
The
Dig
collected
far
having
coal
in
by
has
as
this
for
thousand
in the hard
of
stone
this
region
a
rich
seam
spots
many
been
washed
fallen
;
usuallygaze
we
Breton.
considerable
the
their
skeletons
Cape
down
for
really
are
in almost
of these
the
along
by
away
the
upon
quantities,and
is
inhabitants.
families, however,
Many
the
feet dow^nwards
In
the
pebbly beach
of
the
cabinet, to be had
a
will strike
you
diamonds.
waves,
there
few
a
shore, the earth
the
of
deposits
anyplace, and
black
of
into
roughnesses
twenty
which
in
shores.
with
sigillaria,
at
treasures,
coal
turned
ferns, and
the shores
wonderful.
find
they were
as
glass cases
on
these
on
firmlyembedded
all these
interested
depressions and
delicate
ago;
various
will
stigmaria and
;
plainlyvisible
years
so
he
to
miles.
fifty
geologistbe
the
trees
Sydney
and
fossils to be found
numerous
Branches
as
from
hundred
a
191
.,
belt
continuous
a
THEM,
ENJOY
their
need
not
go
even
fuel,but, just stepping
^
iown
cellar, they find
inexhaustible
all
and
the
as
for
prepared
for
steam-producing
The
entrance
miles
of
is
this
dimensions
make
can
distance
little craft to
"
"
for
passage
that
the
are
we
On
Bras
either
d'Or
out
shore
side
of
as
of
either
dashing
the
peninsula
to
go
in
outer
through
a
open
until
on,
the
waves
proclaim
the
great gulf.
of
entrance
the
which,
rocky headlands,
tower
from
jump
seems
we
small
throughout
sail is this
strait
more
once
and
two
tortuous
of very
almost
could
prow
and
and
steamer
a
Gulf
the
nearly
narrow
a
beautiful
the
;
breakers
white
for
remarkable
For
its way,
the
A
from
most
sea.
w^e
Breton.
narrows
meal,
but excellent
of the
only
our
the
of
^
a
little
a
dozen
make
distance, much
and
guns
them
so
as
bituminous,
is
d'Or
Bras
through
whole
Cape
coal
family use,
inland
the
of
The
one
which
along
pass,
barrel
widow's
the
to
steam
we
coal-bin,
purposes.
St. Lawrence
features
natural
a
them.
the best
not
of
VACATIONS.
067?
192
in
a
resemble
company
good
fortresses.
of
earnest.
Half
regulars would
at
should
be
French
capitalwas
of
VACATIONS.
OUR
194
French
the
if there
visited
and
memories
this
left
is
the
for, with
old
to
for
room
hotels of
Now
the
headquarters,if
our
Sydney
the
been
tour
of
to
the
On
as
the
she
within
.The
return
lies at the
Scotia
by
way
journey,we
going
to
wharf, awake
sight of
Pictou.
steward
hurries
hurry down
if
poorly.
vacation
our
wish
we
steps
our
Nova
and
nightfall,
at
of
their salmon
as
ney
jour-
to
far
make
return
Halifax.
reach
Port
Hawks-
bed
in the
steamer
the next
breakfast,the
and
we
Pictou,
as
by rail,and
of
a
so-called
the
provinces complete,
maritime
across
of
fare but
limit
retrace
good lady has
most
should
republicanhome
our
bury
we
at
Mrs.
make
must
we
that
reached, and
shall doubtless
strike
for
northern
has
then
us,
ever,
how-
now,
fishermen's
few
a
historic
deserted.
nigh
stopping at Sydney,
Herns's
spare
Louisburg
exception of
for
they fought
Little but
region.
huts, the place is well
While
when
English
possessionof
the
bloody battle-ground
the
long
time, for this old
is
morning
passengers
beefsteak,and
then
HOW
hurry
TO
ashore
wharf.
here
But
to
hasten
to
hurry
Scotia
traveller from
Pictou
wonderful
and
throughout
with
and
the
wide
but
through
raged, leaving
the very
region,as
far
the
valleyroad
which
trees
barrenness
of Windsor
this
be
takes
a
in
sure,
and
the
rests
eye
only
lowlands
ered
cov-
forests of
pine
fires have
numerous
leafless and
and
dry.
capitalof
goes,
the
grain, but
and
swampy
and
fine
pastures, whose
Nova
the
try
coun-
many
is in the
Junction,where
joins the
flying
are
are
as
region.
barrenness,
journey
headquarters
as
try
we
grass
brushwood,
stunted
spruce,
But
of
huge boulders,
are
crops
and
there
fields of
most
nothing
upon
Truro
stout
well
as
which
else, apparently. To
of
its
Halifax, through
its rocks
for
neighborhood
farms
Railway,
to
preserves
primeval
of
great while, however,
a
little
forests
the
Pictou
Pictou, like
might
you
inhabitants
the Bluenose
the Nova
for
of
the
for
village,always
growth
the
195
grazes
ceases,
equanimity,and
Before
over
steamer
all haste
Acadian
eyer}^ other
unruffled
the
as
THEM.
ENJOY
the
Scotia
this
borhood
neigh-
olis
Annap-
Railway.
VACATIONS.
OUR
196
miles
for
Here,
soft earth
and
be found.
can
ledges,everywhere
The
spend
to
of
old
all his
discourse
level
the
of
rocks, instead
of
sort
of
he
never
top of Mount
the
to
spread
mind,
stones
ought
should
he
and
live
to
need
hear
the
be
be
as
same
repeated.
Fancy
down
here ; and
of
Methuselah,
as
in
sermons
Sundays
house
Every
eye.
rock.
a
upon
religiousturn
a
the
finds
who
man
Stones, rocks, boulders,
meet
founded
literally
is
miles, scarcelya foot of
out
the
rocks
as
and
territory,
Windsor
a
a
Junction
be,
miles
square
of
idea
faint
mantic
ro-
should
always
have
you
the
suppose
several
thicklyover
of
and
sea,
brought
being heaped together in
way,
very
appearance
of
Washington
the
and
the
rounding
sur-
country.
There
is
accounting
something
When
for
as
this
in
boulders
and
tradition
stony
follows
Pyrrha
they engaged
throwing
ancient
an
:
ground,
over
this
region
which
runs
"
Deucalion
their
in
passed this
customary
their
way,
occupation
heads.
But
of
the
HOW
TO
rocks, partaking of the
tardy
was
habits
blood, and
human
remained
travel
the
will
In
; and
the
bring us
Acadian
of
out
and
father
and
land,
on
the
take
to
they
since
have
to the evils of procrastinat
right
here,
it
sight,when
them
ever
there
flesh
few
Annapolis Railway, a
For
Evangeline.
"
got
weighty monuments
By taking
into
turning
had
divine
shape
thought
country,
longer possible for
no
sluggish and
until the second
of mankind
mother
of
waited
so
197
universal
the
about
hurry
no
was
of
THEM.
ENJOY
of
home
the
to
miles
"
the
shores
of
the
Basin
of
Minas,
Distant, secluded, still,the little village of Grand-Pre
Lay
in the
the
Giving
the
fruitful
valley.
Vast
sti-etched
meadows
to
eastward,
villageits
number
name,
and
pasture
to
flocks
out
with-
;
There, in the midst
of
its
farms, reposed the Acadian
village.
Strongly
built
of
Such
as
the
were
the houses,
with
frames
of oak
and
the
reign
chestnut.
peasants
of the
Henries.
of
Normandy
built
in
VACATIONS.
OUR
198
Thatched
the
were
roofs, with
dormer
and
windows;
gables, projecting
Over
below,
basement
the
protected
shaded
and
the
doorways."
But
as
his
dwelt
on
bustle
have
iron
and
Grand
into
head
Free,"
Still in
this
in
road
the
station
one
we
runs
dows
win-
the
broadest
of
with
conductor
cries
out,
Saxon
cents.
ac-
pocket Long-
our
many
Windsor
enjoyable
at
are
the
Junction, the
the
on
miles, w^ien
business
of
dormer
very
and
spend
leaving
thirteen
the
the
; the
hours
Annapolis valley.
for
But
in
life and
of Minas
car,
the
company
can
w^e
After
Scotia
the
and
gables projecting,
his
fellows,
modern
the Basin
under
snorts
still is the
Bellefontaine
For
acres.
ful
fruit-
just as
and
Benedict
reached
even
horse
sticks
goodly
is
secluded
when
villageas
Minas
of
quite so
not
ever,
Acadian
"
the Basin
though
ram's
it finds
horn
Nova
principle
its terminus
in
Halifax.
still two
portion
of
little horse
miles
the
and
city,and
cars
which
a
half
must
are
from
take
fur-
TO
HOW
nished
and
"''
with
Acadian,"
found
though
others
fortune
have
we
unsubstantial
of
other
;
From
beautiful
and
fine
of
of
than
many
of
the
most
lined with
the
the
more
contrary,
unfinished,
nor
the
towns
of
John,
smaller
fresh
a
the
the
St.
of
color
for
but
most
much
to
neither
sure,
greatly improve
brown
change,
a
this part of Her
Warner
Mr.
be
province. To
some
or
aright,
either
that
cityin
appearance
straggling look
are
for
stranger
It has
notwithstanding.
streets
the
other
any
Majesty'sdominions,
Halifax
or
first-
the
to
us
wish
doubt
impresses
favorablythan
of
Halifax,"
remember
we
to
no
front,
equally good.
is
Halifax
the
if
occasion
no
''
took
once
and
;
in
one
direct.
may
goddess
199
that
International," or
house
mentioned
we
"
as
fickle
The
door, and
only one
ride to the
THEM.
ENJOY
coat
of
would
dirty brown,
the
houses
part, the
blocks
substantial
paint,
of
even
principal
of
brick
stone.
the
Citadel
site of
the
there
is
city,its
a
fine
many
view
of
the
church-spires
school-houses,its spacious harbor
white
OUR
200
with
of many
sails
the
VACATIONS.
Atlantic, with
its
nations, and
broad
breakers
and
waves
the
rolling
beyond.
city is remarkably well
The
besides
in the
the
fire and
If
the
Eastern
lead
from
we
possible,
of the
market
and
of
Citadel,there
bristling
harbor, flanked
and
earlymorn
pour
into
rested
The
teams
bunch
a
half
Here
of
for
ence
Clar-
Fort
belch
out
come
then
during
day
Wednes-
every
the
one
market
streets
strikingappearance.
little country carts
with
which
the
a
begin
very
small
of
eye
to
man
upon.
of
a
these
treasures
market,
until
radius
is
tansy,
dozen
in Halifax
very
everything
the
near
a
to
George
mouths.
city, loaded
owners
alleywithin
them.
be
These
the
the
of
portion
ever
hundred
must
days.
From
by
Battery,ready
a
citypresent
is Fort
side
either
on
Saturday, and
the
protected, for,
a
a
of
little
few
a
mile
go-cart
and
street
every
is lined
with
a
with
small
stripsof slipperyelm,
quarts of
its
half
their
arrange
freight;
diminutive
there
stands
and
green
berries,
cran-
another
load-
College is
Dalhousie
Halifax.
higher
but
be
do
of moral
as
the
drillingButler
and
college boys
in
as
a
ropewalk
we
large
Halifax
mysterious
nevertheless
take
and
one
But
the
hardly repay
the
circle
of
a
into
it is
in
a
said
morals
Edward
of
Halifax,
immense
an
place
is of
little
visit.
provincialtour
our
of the steamers
Prince
togram
Cryp-
"
metaphysics
factory and
skate
will
the
of
Club," the jolly
principal suburb
situated.
are
complete
must
;
think
to
love-scenes.
tragic
is the
interest,and
To
think
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Dartmouth
where
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cur-
vs^e
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well
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building.
college
ridiculous
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of
this
that
the
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the
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the
sits Professor
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almost
of
Lady
facultyand
correspond to
of
Scotia
Nova
of
the
for the
well
very
fame.
seems
author
all
philosophy
novelistic
It
at
the chairs
of
one
that
of
institutions
ing,
singlecollegebuild-
advantages
presumed
not
the
speak
not
educational
it may
In
does
sure,
of
one
of the
exterior
The
be
to
"
VACATIONS.
OUR
202
of
Island
the
Boston,
Steamship
HOW
Line,
if
or,
land
will
Or,
TO
traveller
if the
by
return
thence
For
the
along
the
the
old
Bay
of
Bay
of
one
see
and
Fundy
along
of
he
reaches
Parrsboro',
on
promontory
of
the
opposite
Cape
landscape.
the
The
We
College ;
offices
the
terminus.
the
first
oldest
and
This
capitalof
places
on
is the
the
the
bold
where
the
is
way
rail-
Annapolis,
reach
ancient
Port
province, and
continent.
on
Hantsport, a
Kentsville, where
located, and
are
view
prominent
a
busy ship-buildingvillage; Wolfvills,
Acadia
by
The
is
pass
built
hills of
the
shore.
Blomidon
Basin
broad* marshes
and
bay
is
southern
the
near
settlers.
the
to
came.
the
protectedby dikes,
French
ing
return-
junction,this
The
Fundy.
can
Annapolis
steamer,
the
to
the
Scotia,he
vStates the way
runs
are
Acadian
object in
to
steps ; but having reached
way
right
which
Windsor
the
Minas, the road
of
Falmouth,
Nova
of
part of the distance
a
shore
the
wishes
the United
to
retracingour
the
of
way
and
Railway
203
Portland.
at
interestingsections
most
of
choose, the
we
us
THEM.
ENJOY
The
one
Royal,
of
the
remains
of old
the
fortifications
summit
and
the
On
basin, vv^ith
a
a
has
The
the
the
river
a
high
a
either
on
is made.
and
a
passes
of
run
the
at
the
is between
steamer
after
landing
quiet,
from
basin
this the
side,
This
outlook
the
from
Fundy,
makes
hours
hills
pleasant
through
of
deep AnnajDolis
three
wharf
in
John.
In
this schedule
back
to
From
Boston
of
Grand
the
Central
St.
From
St.
to
North
Weldon
John
Boston
from
start
we
and
International
via
Line
$5.50
.......
Hotel
day,
John to
at
St.
John,
two
days,
3.00
Shediac
at
zna
Railroad,
American
Shediac,
one
European
and
2.50
....
day,
at
$1.00 per
day,
1. 00
Shediac
Island
at
per
House
come
Cjty.
Tri-Mountain
steamers,
$1.50
From
from
Empress,
steamer
the
landing
opening
Bay
four
of
range
high bluffs,and
St.
of
views
the
to
down
passes
town
hill-side.
or
standing, arid
fine
had
transferred
where
Digby,
into
still
are
surrounding country.
being
shady
be
can
traveller
the
to
VACATIONS,
OUR
204
to
Summerside,
steamers,
Prince
Edward
1.50
HOW
From
TO
Summerside
THEM.
ENJOY
Charlottetown
to
205
Bag-
7"ta
nail's stage,
1.50
Hotel
bill at
From
Charlottetown
Edward
From
four
Charlottetown,
to Port
Island
days,
.
Prince
Hawkesburj,
steamers,
.
.
.
Hawkesbury to West Bay, by coach,
From
West
Bay to Sydney,
At Mrs.
Herns's, Sydney, three days,
.
back
From
Pictou
At
Pictou,
to
to
Halifax
Prince
Estimate
to Boston
incidental
on
and
at
provinces, a
the
much
as
just
time
or
described
and
of
one
Prince
The
the
Edward
steamers
Island
steamships of
this
9.00
.
count
dis4000
trip,
.
not
.$96.25
.
of
glimpse
a
sea
wishing
as
the
we
can
money
than
and
Line,
refreshing
requires,
6.00
.
Halifax
00
3.25
.
.
....
get
time
same
nothing pleasanter
with
to
6
.
including
for round
wishing
3.00
.
days,
Steamship
expenses,
expense
those
four
Boston,
"c., "c.,
money,
Total
maritime
via
Island
Edward
for
For
Hotel, Halifax,
3.00
.
S., railroad,
00
i.oo
.
.
route,
same
N.
Halifax,
International
From
over
4
.
Port
Fares
6.00
.
to
take
of
the
the
voyage,
spend
to
have
trip we
recommend
the
round
trip
Boston, Halifax
Steamship
Line.
company,
the
Carroll
2o6
OUR
Alhambra,
and
of
VACATIONS.
hundred
fourteen
some
state-rooms
with
all
are
fast
double, and
take
compulsory voyage
a
If
if it should
storm
decide
we
steamers
on
will
noon
one
find
fro*m the end
the
permitting,
safelyanchored
Our
steamer
on
to
follow
of
their
the
away
snug
only
remains
Boston
and
weather
will find
here
a
few
this
aristocratic little metropolis. Then
our
way
the Straits of
Port
from
fillof the
Canso
arrival
Nova
fair
by
the
hours,
idea
Scotia
we
of
are
coast,
which
earlydaylight
morning.
other end
of the
morning.
very
gloriousviews
afford
Hawkesbury,
the
a
again,skirtingthe
getting our
of the next
give
us
of Halifax.
long enough
to
the
from
wind
harbor
in the
of
Saturday
Monday morning
next
riding
out-
luck to
fortunes
trips,some
Wharf, and,
of
of them.
but
and
supplied
bad
our
one
steaming
us
of T
be
nished
fur-
particular.
mattresses, capable
life-preserving
any
on
vessels,
burden, well
tons
well officered in every
and
The
and
safe,roomy,
are
Boston
which
of the
we
reached
before
is excited by the
strait,
steamer
earlythis Tuesday
HOW
A
if
TO
could
you
alluded
to,
powers
of
they
rush
persuasion
fellow-pilgrims who
would
commotion
to
before
try their
unsuspecting
our
bound
are
the
have
we
forward
upon
think,
among
nondescript trains
as
207
arrival, you
the
see
of the
owners
is this
event
great
THEM.
ENJOY
for
Sydney
or
Baddeck.
About
four
in
sight
we
wake
of
of
Prince
and
have
the
trout
in the
grimy Pictou,
within
up
terminus
On
o'clock
and
Edward
and
time
for
the
next
come
we
morning
Charlottetown,
the
route.
Island
plenty of
brooks,
of
sight
steamer's
our
afternoon,
we
for
a
remain
days,
fishingtrip among
sight of
a
two
the
life of the
islanders.
if
Then,
stay in the
again
as
we
time
or
inclination
provinces,
Thursday
came,
we
night,
reaching
can
and
forbids
take
a
Boston
the
steamer
our
retrace
longer
our
next
steps
day
Mon-
morning.
The
follows
expenses
:
"
of
such
a
vacation
are
about
as
OUR
2o8
Fare
Charlottetown,
to
including
$12.00
state-room,
"
"
from
"
VACATIONS.
"
12.00
.
and
(breakfast
Meals
at
supper
50
.
dinner
cts.,
at75cts.),
15.75
.......
in
Expenses
port,
10.25
$50.00
Total,
.
Thus
have
we
and
a
sea
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distance
to
Europe.
.
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Liverpool,and Halifax,N. S. ; Summerside and Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Me.
Houlton,"
Rates of fare from Boston to Eastport,$5.00; Calais,$5.50; St. John, $5.50;
Digby, $7.00; Annapolis, $7.50; Kentviile, ^8.50; Halifax,via Annapolis,
Windsor, "c., $9.50; Halifax,all rail,from St. John, $11.00; Shediac, $8.25;
Summerside, $9.50; Charlottetown,$10.50.
Je"="
Clerks
Through
on
AGENTS
Tickets
and
State
Rooms
of
secured at the Agents' Offices,
or
board.
:
A. R.
Stubbs, Portland
;
George
Haves,
Eastport; H.
W
Chisholm, St. John.
W.
End
H.
of Commercial
KILBY,
Wharf.
BOSTON,
VA
CA
TION
AD
TISEMENTS.
VER
Line
inreekly
FOR
HALIFAX, PORT HAWKESBUHY,
.
and
PICTOU,
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.
the
Carrying
U.
STEAMSHIPS
THE
Will leave for the above
Every
No
Freightreceived
Shippers must
For
send with
lo
A. M.
Freightor Passage apply
or
NiCKERSOK,
on
Receipts the
"
at
day
value
of
12
M.
sailing.
of Goods
for Master's
Manifest.
to
WM.
F.
ports alternately
Saturday^
after
Mail.
S.
H. RING, 18 T. Wharf,
E. H. ADAMS,
CO.,
Assents.
82
WashingtonStreet.
VA
CA
TION
AD
TISEMENTS.
VER
THE
VERMONT
CENTRAL
IS
R. R. LINE
THE
and
Shortest^
Quickest^
BETWEEN
ROUTE
New
England
Equipped
''^''
"SUMMER
for the
EXOUESIOinST
edition eacli year)before yon
^^
Tripor
''"^
(a
new
Vacation
all the popularresorts, and
excursions,
including
of the
the wants
select yonr
"
Jannt. -^^^
Snmmer
It contains several thousand
meet
^"^"^
IMPROVEMENTS.
^^^
arranged to
Canada.
and
^ulltU^U(S/UTHf
with
MODERN
^-Send
Best
publicas regardsexpense
and time.
Tickets and full information obtained at
No. 65
Boston,
WashingtonStreet,
T. EDWARD
L.
BOND,
'S. W. CUMMINGS, Pass'rAgent.
MILLIS,Gen'lSupt.Traffic.
ST.
Ticket Ag't.
ALBANS,
VT.
CA
VA
AD
TION
TISEMENTS.
VER
Sea-ShoB'e
Route
TO
NORTH COKWAY"
WHITE MOUNTAINS
tie
AND
OnlyAll-Rail and StageRoute
MOOSEHEAD
RANGLEYS,
DESERT.
MOUNT
All-Rail
Also, the
Route
to
are
also
made
the
Maritime
Provinces
at
with
Portland
the Railroad
Lines to all parts of Canada, Coast of Maine, and Maritime
For
further
Chairs in the
Time Tables, also
information,
Pullman
Cars, apply at the
GENERAL
BOSTOKT,
CHAS.
F.
Gen'I
HATCH,
Manager.
is via the
CENTRALR.R. 111.
EASTERN" M"
Connections
and
LAKE,
to
PASSENGER
secure
Steamboat
and
Provinces.
Tickets,Berths
your
and
OFPICE:
IVEA-SS-
CEO.
Gen'I
F.
FIELD,
Pass'r
Ag't.
CA
VA
AD
TION
TISEMENTS.
VER
SAIL-MAKER,
AND
AWNINGS,
ITALIAN
FLAGS,
WAGON
TENTS,
COVERINGS,
and STORE
SACKINGS
OF
Cor.
OF
MANUFACTURER
DESCRIPTION.
EVERY
South
and
Commercial
2
(.ENTRANCE
AWNINGS,
Market
ST.)
MARKET
SOUTH
Streets,
BOSToasr.
R.
M.
Y.
keeps constantlyon
hand
various patterns, and all orders will be
and Flags of
sizes,
a
good
assortment
promptlyattended
all Nations^ to be let on
reasonable
of
to.
terms.
of
Awning Stripes,
Also, Tents of all
CA
VA
AD
TION
TISBMENTS.
VER
BOSTON"MAIlaflaGRAlTRllR.R.
and
Boston
Passengers from
route,
as
and
now
Boston
comfort
combines
open,
South
the
and
l^ontireal"
will find
and
West
and
convenience
that this
neYr
with cheapness
despatcli.
palace^Ue^inq ^uvh
^utttuHtt
ALL
ON
TICKETS
J9S* THROUGH
for sale at Stations
4^
Baggage
The
BOSTON
on
to
"
Through
MAINE
FREE
RAILROAD
MAINE
TRAINS-
and
MONTREAL,
BOSTON
Checked
"
THROUGH
all Iniermediale
Polnis,
R, R.
from
INSPECTION.
REVENUE
also connects
at Portland with tht
Hallowell,
Augusta, Lewiston, WaEngland and
Bangor, Eastport, and St. John ; with the New
TERviLLE,
and OgNova
Scotia Steamship Co. for Halifax
; and with the Portland
'Wliite
IVorth.
the
Mountains.
for
and
Railroad
Conway
dejishurg
Centre
and the
and
The
road to Alton
Habbor,
Bay, Wolfboro',
Maine
the
Boston
and
Lake
owned
Steamer
Railroad,
on
Winniiiseogee,are
by
Hrte,
and Traifis connect at Dover for these pointswith all trains on the main
Scarboro'
Old
and
The only direct roide to Wells,
Orchard,
Beaches,
for good hotels,
heauiifiddrives,and^ne
pointswhich are UNSURPASSED
Maine
sea
Central
Railroad
for
Bath,
bathing.
STATION
HAYMAEKET
IN
BOSTON:
St.
SQ.,at the Head of Washington
J AS.
T.
FURBER,
Gen'l
Sup't.
NEW
AND
IMPORTANT
PUBLISnED
LATELY
ESTES
"
BOOKS
BY
LAURIAT,
anliImporte
goolisellers,
IPublisJtrs,
143
WASHINGTON
STREET,
CA
VA
AD
TION
TISEMENTS.
VER
i"
RESAD
W^M.
"
13 Faneuil Hall
Boston,
Square;
IN
DEALERS
Breech
Both
Of
all the
makers,
"Webley,"
best
Muzzle-Loading,
and
"Westley
Richards,"
"Scott,"
"Ellis," and others.
"Greener,"
Illustrated
Work
SON'S
Breech-Loaders,
on
'^
Loaders.
Breech
Celebrated
Scott's
"
SCOTT
C.
"
"Moore,"
for
AGENTS
'"W.
SOIffS^
25 cents,
by mail.
ALSO
FIHE
REELS,
FLIES,
And
TOURISTS'
SALMON
AND
TROUT
LINES,
Outfits.
in Fishing-Tackle
everything
"c., "c.
KNAPSACKS,
Ballard's, Maynard's,
Wesson's,
Stevens',
Of all Calibres.
^^Send
for
RODS,
Circulars.
and
Winchester's