Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 370
e-load of traps while yetthere was no ice, because it was an easy tripby canoe. Later we would go with all ourstores on our shoulders, which we could doeasily without the traps. The afternoon on the which I was sonearly learned to swim was hot for Septem-ber, and mon frere stayed down by the Lacaux… … I HAD ONE GRAND PORTAGE ABOUT A LONG RAPID WHICH I CALL JUMPING RAT Jumping Rat. Above it was an island aboutthe length of five canoes, with little rapids oneach side, which I call Les Bebes; and abovethat, many miles of still water, with theshores close together and trees leaning outand much place…
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