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The Journey to the Polar Sea

CHAPTER 6
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It produces a variety of fish among which its white-fish are esteemed the best in the country.

The only birds visible at this season are common to every part of the Missinippi; gulls, ducks, pigeons, goatsuckers, and the raven; and geese and swans pay a momentary visit in passing to the north and returning.
There was little in the forts differing from the establishments that we had before seen.

The ground on which they are erected is sandy and favourable to cultivation.

Curiosity however was satisfied by the first experiment and utility alone has been unable to extend it.

Isle a la Crosse is frequented by the Crees and the Chipewyans.


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