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Narrative of a Journey to the Shores of the Polar Sea, in the Years 1819-20-21-22, Volume 1

CHAPTER II
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In the evening we left the Saskatchawan, and entered the Little River, one of the two streams by which Pine Island Lake discharges its waters.

We advanced to-day fourteen miles and a quarter.

On the 22d the weather was extremely cold and stormy, and we had to contend against a strong head wind.

The spray froze as it fell, and the oars were so loaded with ice as to be almost unmanageable.

The length of our voyage this day was eleven miles.
The following morning was very cold; we embarked at day-light, and pulled across a part of Pine Island Lake, about three miles and a half to Cumberland House.


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