The Rivers of Canada: The Mackenzie, the St. Lawrence, the Ottawa, the Red, the Saskatchewan, the Fraser, the St. JohnScribner, 1962 - 170 páginas |
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... co Pole , than the far north farther north than Great though the delta of the N to the north - west of Grea the river because Pacific Pacific water enters the ar an American reviewer remarked that a novel of mine sian The Canadia.
... co Pole , than the far north farther north than Great though the delta of the N to the north - west of Grea the river because Pacific Pacific water enters the ar an American reviewer remarked that a novel of mine sian The Canadia.
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... enters one of the most enormous deltas in the ern hemisphere , a fantastic region of submerged and emer- islands , of confused channels , of low banks slimy in summer a permafrost several hundred feet deep out of which the sional pingoe ...
... enters one of the most enormous deltas in the ern hemisphere , a fantastic region of submerged and emer- islands , of confused channels , of low banks slimy in summer a permafrost several hundred feet deep out of which the sional pingoe ...
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... enters in early May a few weeks after the ice breaks , when the river is so widely flooded that the Mauger- ville farmers sometimes have to put their cattle in the lofts of their barns . These fish are bound for the Serpentine Branch of ...
... enters in early May a few weeks after the ice breaks , when the river is so widely flooded that the Mauger- ville farmers sometimes have to put their cattle in the lofts of their barns . These fish are bound for the Serpentine Branch of ...
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The Canadian River Systems | 3 |
Interlude | 30 |
The St Lawrence | 36 |
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