Canada As It is
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But if you want to leave the well-ridden route and make a detour by way of a new land, a wilder- ness just awakening with possibilities, you pitch your baggage out, clamber across the metals, climb into a train on a side track, and inquire of a fair, Saxon- featured man, who hasn't shaved for a fortnight, and is stencilling the floor with tobacco juice, if you are right for Arrowhead.
His tongue curls a quid of tobacco from one cheek to the other, and when he has expectorated fluently he replie...s, without looking at you, " Guess so. " You are on your way to the mining regions of Kootenay.
208 CANADA AS IT IS.
% The distance from Eevelstoke to Arrowhead is twenty-eight miles, and the train, rattling over a rickety line, takes an hour and thirty-five minutes. At first you run south on the bank of the Columbia, lagoon-like in places, then narrowing to little more than a ditch, with shelves of dingy sand. You swerve into the forest.
It is a single line, and the trees approach almost to the windows — wonderful masses of pale yellow and the reddest of blood-red.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if you want to leave the well-ridden route and make a detour by way of a new land, a wilder- ness just awakening with possibilities, you pitch your baggage out, clamber across the metals, climb into a train on a side track, and inquire of a fair, Saxon- featured man, who hasn't shaved for a fortnight, and is stencilling the floor with tobacco juice, if you are right for Arrowhead.
His tongue curls a quid of tobacco from one cheek to the other, and when he has expectorated fluently he replie...s, without looking at you, " Guess so. " You are on your way to the mining regions of Kootenay.
208 CANADA AS IT IS.
% The distance from Eevelstoke to Arrowhead is twenty-eight miles, and the train, rattling over a rickety line, takes an hour and thirty-five minutes. At first you run south on the bank of the Columbia, lagoon-like in places, then narrowing to little more than a ditch, with shelves of dingy sand. You swerve into the forest.
It is a single line, and the trees approach almost to the windows — wonderful masses of pale yellow and the reddest of blood-red.
What to read after Canada As It is?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Foster Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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