The Arctic Prairies : a Canoe-Journey of 2,000 Miles in Search of the Caribou; Being the Account of a Voyage to the Region North of Aylemer Lake
by Ernest Thompson Seton
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About this eBook
- Author
- Seton, Ernest Thompson, 1860-1946
- Credits
- Produced by Bruce Miller; Courtesy of Kevin McCarthy Director of Perrot Memorial Library
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- F1001: North America local history: Canada
- Subject
- Canada, Northern -- Description and travel
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 6818
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/6818
- Release Date
- November 1, 2004
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.DEDICATED — PREFACE
- 2.CHAPTER I
- 3.CHAPTER II
- 4.CHAPTER III
- 5.CHAPTER IV
- 6.CHAPTER V
- 7.CHAPTER VI
- 8.CHAPTER VII
- 9.CHAPTER VIII
- 10.CHAPTER IX
- 11.CHAPTER X
- 12.CHAPTER XI
- 13.CHAPTER XII
- 14.CHAPTER XIII
- 15.CHAPTER XIV
- 16.CHAPTER XV
- 17.CHAPTER XVI
- 18.CHAPTER XVII
- 19.CHAPTER XVIII
- 20.CHAPTER XIX
- 21.CHAPTER XX
- 22.CHAPTER XXI
- 23.CHAPTER XXII
- 24.CHAPTER XXIII
- 25.CHAPTER XXIV
- 26.CHAPTER XXV
- 27.CHAPTER XXVI
- 28.CHAPTER XXVII
- 29.CHAPTER XXVIII
- 30.CHAPTER XXIX — Part of my plan was to leave a provision cache every hundred miles, with enough food to carry us 200 miles, and thus cover the possibility of considerable loss. I had left supplies at Chipewyan, Smith, and Resolution, but these were settlements; now we were pushing off into the absolute wilderness, where it was unlikely we should see any human beings but ourselves. Now, indeed, we were facing all primitive conditions. Other travellers have made similar plans for food stores, but there are three deadly enemies to a cache—weather, ravens, and wolverines., I was prepared for all three. Water-proof leatheroid cases were to turn the storm, dancing tins and lines will scare the ravens, and each cache tree was made unclimbable to Wolverines by the addition of a necklace of charms in the form of large fish-hooks, all nailed on with points downward. This idea, borrowed from, Tyrrell, has always proved a success; and not one of our caches was touched or injured.
- 31.CHAPTER XXX
- 32.CHAPTER XXXI
- 33.CHAPTER XXXII
- 34.CHAPTER XXXIII
- 35.CHAPTER XXXIV
- 36.CHAPTER XXXV
- 37.CHAPTER XXXVI
- 38.CHAPTER XXXVII
- 39.CHAPTER XXXVIII
- 40.CHAPTER XXXIX
- 41.CHAPTER XL
- 42.CHAPTER XLI
- 43.CHAPTER XLII
- 44.CHAPTER XLIII
- 45.CHAPTER XLIV
- 46.CHAPTER XLV
- 47.CHAPTER XLVI
- 48.CHAPTER XLVII
- 49.CHAPTER XLVIII
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