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Through the Mackenzie Basin

CHAPTER X
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Indeed, I watched the flames busy at its base with a feeling of pain, for it is difficult not to believe that those grand productions of Nature, highly organized after their kind, have their own sensations, and enjoy life.
The 17th fell on a Sunday, a delicious morning of mist and sunshine and calm, befitting the day.

But we were eager for letters from home, and therefore determined to push on.

Perhaps it was less desecrating to travel on such a morning than to lie in camp.

One felt the penetrating power of Nature more deeply than in the apathy or indolent ease of a Sunday lounge.

Still there were those who had to smart for it--the trackers.


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