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Canadian Crusoes

CHAPTER XVII
19/28

Since which we have visited the same spot the year the missionaries came among us.
"My father knelt down, with feelings of gratitude, on the very spot where we had nearly perished.

Glory to God! I have heard of many who have perished in this way far up in the woods."-- _Life of George Copway, written by himself_, p.

44.
APPENDIX E.
Page 184.--"_...

on first deciding that it was a canoe._" The Indians say, that before their fathers had tools of iron and steel in common use, a war canoe was the labour of three generations.

It was hollowed out by means of fire, cautiously applied, or by stone hatchets; but so slowly did the work proceed, that years were passed in its excavation.


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