Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 109W. Blackwood, 1871 |
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... Shebandowan Lake and Thunder Bay is more than 800 feet , and in descending from that great height the water passes over some very fine falls , one of which is about 120 feet high , being one of the most picturesque spots in British ...
... Shebandowan Lake and Thunder Bay is more than 800 feet , and in descending from that great height the water passes over some very fine falls , one of which is about 120 feet high , being one of the most picturesque spots in British ...
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Shebandowan Lake , about twentytwo miles more . barrow , of just the dimensions required for the conveyance of the small barrels in which our pork and flour were packed . After , however , a little practice , a large proportion of the ...
Shebandowan Lake , about twentytwo miles more . barrow , of just the dimensions required for the conveyance of the small barrels in which our pork and flour were packed . After , however , a little practice , a large proportion of the ...
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... Shebandowan , a small portion only of that distance having a prac- ticable road over it . Every mile of navigable water on the River was therefore made use of , the stores being sent up for the first few miles in boats , then conveyed a ...
... Shebandowan , a small portion only of that distance having a prac- ticable road over it . Every mile of navigable water on the River was therefore made use of , the stores being sent up for the first few miles in boats , then conveyed a ...
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