Journey from
A Journey from Prince of Wales's Fort in Hudson's Bay to the Northern Ocean in the Years 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772 New Edition with Introduction, Notes, and Illustrations
作者：Hearne, Samuel, 1745-1792; Walker, Edmund, Sir, 1848-1924 [Author of introduction, etc.]; Tyrrell, Joseph Burr, 1858-1957 [Editor]
体例：段 章数：39
字数：790,679 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 39 段- The Dutch, French, and English strove for shares in this luc
- "Pourquoi faut-il, brave et excellent _Dupetit-Thouars_, que
- Several strange Indians join us--Indians employed in buildin
- Sickness and famine occasioned such havock among the English
- [K] This was barely probable, as Matonabbee at that time had
- The weather had been so remarkably boisterous and changeable
- Early in the morning of the twenty-third, we set out as usua
- [35] After leaving Lake Beralzoa, and before reaching Cathaw
- From here he turned south-eastward, and travelling around th
- On the twenty-first, we crossed The-whole-kyed Whoie, or Sno
- A Northern Indian woman after child-birth is reckoned unclea
- The way in which they tear the women and other property from
- Whether it was from real motives of hospitality, or from the
- On the side of the hill that I went to survey, there is a la
- [AJ] Mr. Dragge says, in his Voyage ["An Account of a Voyage
- It may appear strange, that a person supposed to be almost b
- Several attempts have been made to induce the Copper and Dog
- "Beyond the last-mentioned trap range, which is about twenty
- The month of October is the rutting season with the deer in
- When the piece of board was delivered to him, he proposed at
- To deny that the beaver is possessed of a very considerable
- [AY] As a proof of this, Matonabbee, (who always thought me
- Though the flesh of the moose is esteemed by most Indians bo
- As we were continuing our course to the East South East, on
- From that time to the eighth we killed every day as many gee
- [116] The river down which the party was travelling at this
- There are certain periods at which they never permit the wom
- When the first has finished his oration, another aged orator
- In his early youth he discovered talents equal to the greate
- The ARCTIC FOXES[128] are in some years remarkably plentiful
- PORCUPINES[145] are so scarce to the North of Churchill Rive
- The feathered creation that resort to those parts in the dif
- {411} The WILLOW PARTRIDGES[178] have a strong black bill, w
- GREY GULLS. These birds, though common, are by no means plen
- The vegetable productions of this country by no means engage
- [151] _Citellus parryi_ (Richardson). This species at the ti
- CLUNY, ALEXANDER. The American Traveller; or, Observations o
- Hudson's Bay, 5, 7, 9, 11, 16, 29, 30, 32, 42, 43, 46, 47, 5
- KAINS, ARCHIBALD San Francisco