Raspberry Moon; OR, A JULY AMONG THE WOODS AND

1. Departure from the northern shore of Lake Ontario.-

2. Up through the woods, in the morning.-3. The horse

sawing. 4. Steam sawing.-5. Down to Lake Simcoe.-

6. Lake Simcoe in the fore-noon.-7. The chipmunk.-

8. Lake Kootchi-tching - 9. Orillia.-10. The summer-

steamer on the mere.-11. Lake Simcoe in the afternoon.

-12. Return to land.-13. The woods at night, and their

inhabitants.

CANTO II.-THE EMBRYO CITY.

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1. The settlement in the woods.2 The rattling lɔcust.—

3. The woods at noon, and their inhabitants.

CANTO III.--EARTH, WOOD, AND WATER.

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1. The embarkation.-2. Morning on the Georgian Bay.———

3. The Blue Mountains.-4. Cabot's Head.-5. Night-fall

on the waters.-6. Dawn amid the islets.-7. Noon at the

copper-mines.-8. St. Joseph's Island.-9. Up St. Mary's

River

CANTO IV.-SUNSHINE ON KEETCHI GAHMI.

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1. The Saut Ste. Marie Canal.-2. The entrance of Great

Water. (1.) Grey mountains. (2.) Green islands.—3. A

gorgeous, but ill-omened, sunset. 4. The Water-Wraith's

home

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CANTO V.-STORM, AND FOG, AND ROCKS.

1. Rushing into the snare.-2. The compass at fault.-

3. Our guidance.-4. Our movements.-5. The breakers.-

6. A glimpse of the sun.-7. A glimpse of the mountain-

top.-8. St. Ignace.-9. The fog reclosing.-10. The sunken

rocks.-11. Mudjiekeewis.-12. The Sun God.-13. The

deliverance.
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CANTO VI.-MOUNTAINS AND ISLANDS.

1. Speeding onward.-2. Islet and coast.-3. Distant

heights.-4. Ninnibohzhoo.-5. Isle Royale.-6. Thunder

Mountain-7. The. Red Man's superstition.-8. The en-

trance of Thunder Bay 9. The two janitors.-10. The

lone Height: Thunder Bay and Welcome Islands.-

12. The delta 13. Exchange of greetings.-14. Landing

at Fort William

CANTO VII.-Pale Face and Bed Skin.

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1. The oasis in the Far West.-2. The cows. -3. The
deputation, and our host.-4. The Fort, and its past.-5.

The first delivery of Her Majesty's mail.-6. Our return

to Thunder Bay. -7. The pappoose.-8. Braiding and

plaiting

CANTO VIII. THE KAHMINISTIKWOYA.

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the wigwams.-3. The vista beyond

1. The birch-bark boat on the river.-2. The mission, and

CANTO IX.-Leelinaw and the Pukwudjinees

CANTO X.-THE WONDERS OF THE WELKIN.

1. Sunset on Thunder Bay.-2. The moon over the isle of

the lone height.-3. The Northern Lights.-4. Grand Por-

tage Bay.-5. By headland and islet.-6. The Mirage

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CANTO XI.-The Faithless Squaw and the Stately

Crane; or, the origin of the whitefish and of the

totem of the Cranes.

1. Introduction.-i. The Wigwam in the Far

North.—ii. The Phantom.-iii. The Migration.—

iv. The Rapids.-L'Envoi

CANTO XII.-THE ISLET OF THE MAHNITOOS.

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1. Down St. Mary's River.-2. The islet-thronged strait.—

3. The queen of the islets.-4. Mishaboo.-5. The thanks-

giving.—6. The White Man.-7. (1.) The Sugar-Loaf.

(2.) The Arched Rock.-8. The bone caves.-9. The

Mahnitoos
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CANTO XIII.—The Evildreamer and the Water-King.

1. The Evil Bream.-2. The Encantation.—3. The

Interview.-4. The Evildreamer alone in the Moon-
less Night.-5. The Sequel.

CANTO XIV.-HOME WITH THE WATERS.

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1. Farewell to Mackinaw.-2. Lake Huron and the burning

woods.-3. Streams and meres.-4. The Niagara River,

above the Rapids.-5. The Niagara River, from the Rapids

to Queenston Heights. (1.) The view from above. (2.) The

Rapids. (3.) The islet-labyrinth. (4.) Goat Island and the

Falls. (5.) The spray and its bow. (6.) The ghost-like

sheets of spray. (7.) The River and its gorge. (8.) The

rapids below the Bridge. (9.) The Whirlpool. (10.) The

outburst. (11.) Queenston Heights and Brock's Monument.

-6. The prospect from the Monument. (1.) The ascent of

the column. (2.) The ridge. (3.) The champaign. (4.) The

River, and its future.-7. Across Lake Ontario 145-158

CANTO XV.-The King of Floods

APPENDIX-NOTES

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173-372

INTRODUCTION.

(1.) Raspberry Moon; or, a July among the woods and

waters of the Red Man.

A. Its main narrative.
a. Subject.

b. Metre.

B. Its secondary parts.

C. Its episodical stories.

a. The Red Man's stories.

b. My specimens.

a. Their bases.

B. Their positions.

D. Its construction.

E. Its title.

F. Its Appendix-Notes.

a. The Appendix-Notes proper.

b. The Supplemental Notes.

c. Their order.

(2.) The Bahkohta's Bream; or, the vision on the Dark

River.

(3.) The explanations of the abbreviations of the authorities. (4.) The index.