Memoirs of the Siege of Quebec Capital of All Canada And of the Retreat of Mon
Memoirs of the Siege of Quebec Capital of All Canada And of the Retreat of Mon
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End of it, at the distance of four leagues to the S. W. Are sands and rocks running up for twelve miles to the Isle Vertu, which is two leagues long ; opposite to this is another island, guarded with a round sand, bigger and broader than it self considerably, being only a mile and a half long, called the Isle Rouge ; the passage for the fleet, between these two Is lands, is a league and a half broad.
From the Isle Rouge, proceeding on to the S. W. About four leagues, is situated the Isle au Lie...vre, the approach to which, on the North side, is prevented by a sand live miles long, and three quarters broad, with a rock in the middle of it ; on the South side are three little rocks, and from the middle of this island to the S. W. End of it, runs a sand twelve miles long, and three broad, with three rocks in it. Opposite this sand, to the southward, are four rocks, and a sand with five more rocks a little higher up upon it ; the passage for the shipping between these two sands, to the south of Lievre, is about a league broad, and on the North side of the Island but half a one : This sand extends above fifteen miles from below Les Pelleciers up to Cape Camoras, and higher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
End of it, at the distance of four leagues to the S. W. Are sands and rocks running up for twelve miles to the Isle Vertu, which is two leagues long ; opposite to this is another island, guarded with a round sand, bigger and broader than it self considerably, being only a mile and a half long, called the Isle Rouge ; the passage for the fleet, between these two Is lands, is a league and a half broad.
From the Isle Rouge, proceeding on to the S. W. About four leagues, is situated the Isle au Lie...vre, the approach to which, on the North side, is prevented by a sand live miles long, and three quarters broad, with a rock in the middle of it ; on the South side are three little rocks, and from the middle of this island to the S. W. End of it, runs a sand twelve miles long, and three broad, with three rocks in it. Opposite this sand, to the southward, are four rocks, and a sand with five more rocks a little higher up upon it ; the passage for the shipping between these two sands, to the south of Lievre, is about a league broad, and on the North side of the Island but half a one : This sand extends above fifteen miles from below Les Pelleciers up to Cape Camoras, and higher.
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