Canadian Pen And Ink Sketches
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This old Log House was raised close by the home and the church of that good old priest, the late Bishop Macdonnell, whose first charge, we believe, was at St. Raphaels. Those dear old Log Houses of Canada ! Those early homes of the fathers of an empire yet to be ! Few of them now remain. They, like their occupants, have vanished, or have gone down to dust ; but we trust that the spots on which they stood will be held sacred by succeeding generations of Canadians.
That dear old Glengarry Log Hou...se! The writer's maternal grandfather and grandmother, and his mother, once lived there. Pause, reader, old or young, you may drop or withhold the welling tear. Just fancy yourself standing on or close by a spot so sacred and hallowed by the same kindred ties to you as was this dear old Glengany Log House to the writer. What spot on earth could be more sacred 1 The old grandmother of that Glengarry Log House lived there till about her ninetieth year. She was the mother of Colonel Fraser. We saw her old spinning-wheel, one of those grand old 120 CANADIAN GLENGARRY FORTY YEARS AGO.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This old Log House was raised close by the home and the church of that good old priest, the late Bishop Macdonnell, whose first charge, we believe, was at St. Raphaels. Those dear old Log Houses of Canada ! Those early homes of the fathers of an empire yet to be ! Few of them now remain. They, like their occupants, have vanished, or have gone down to dust ; but we trust that the spots on which they stood will be held sacred by succeeding generations of Canadians.
That dear old Glengarry Log Hou...se! The writer's maternal grandfather and grandmother, and his mother, once lived there. Pause, reader, old or young, you may drop or withhold the welling tear. Just fancy yourself standing on or close by a spot so sacred and hallowed by the same kindred ties to you as was this dear old Glengany Log House to the writer. What spot on earth could be more sacred 1 The old grandmother of that Glengarry Log House lived there till about her ninetieth year. She was the mother of Colonel Fraser. We saw her old spinning-wheel, one of those grand old 120 CANADIAN GLENGARRY FORTY YEARS AGO.
What to read after Canadian Pen And Ink Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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