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Forest Life and Forest Trees

Chapter II

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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.
--The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244
LIST OF ENGRAVINGS.
Frontispiece--Moose Deer.
Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189
Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231
Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.
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Forest Life and Forest Trees

Chapter II

Chapter 2 of Forest Life and Forest Trees is here in full — 8 sentences across 2 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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NEW BRUNSWICK.
/nuː ˈbrʌnzwɪk/
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Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.
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--The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244
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LIST OF ENGRAVINGS.
/lɪst ʌv ɪnˈɡreɪvɪŋz/
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Frontispiece--Moose Deer.
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Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189
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Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231
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Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

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brunswick noun US /ˈbrʌnzwɪk/

a university town in southwestern Maine

From this reading “NEW BRUNSWICK.”

Chase's noun US /ˈtʃeɪsɪz/

possessive form of “chase” — the act of pursuing in an effort to overtake or capture

From this reading “Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231”

Coaster noun US /ˈkoʊstər/

a resident of a coastal area

From this reading “Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189”

Contiguous adjective US /kənˈtɪɡjuːəs/

very close or connected in space or time

From this reading “Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.”

Penobscot noun US /pəˈnɑːbskɑːt/

a member of the Algonquian people belonging to the Abnaki confederacy and living in the Penobscot valley in northern Maine

From this reading “Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189”

Riots noun US /ˈraɪəts/

plural of “riot” — a public act of violence by an unruly mob

From this reading “--The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244”

Statistical adjective US /stəˈtɪstɪkəl/

of or relating to statistics

From this reading “--The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244”

Tributary adjective US /ˈtrɪbjəteri/

(of a stream) flowing into a larger stream

From this reading “Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.”

Word partnerships in these lines

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Winter Quarters noun + noun

In this reading “Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189”

Immense amount adjective + noun

In this reading “--The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244”

Human Life adjective + noun

In this reading “--The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244”

FOREST TREES noun + noun counted as “forest tree”

In this reading “Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.”

High Banks adjective + noun

In this reading “--The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244”

curious Facts adjective + noun counted as “curious fact”

In this reading “--The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244”

in the Wilderness preposition + article + noun counted as “in … wilderness”

In this reading “Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189”

LIST OF verb + particle

In this reading “LIST OF ENGRAVINGS.”

All words in this reading · 145

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113

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From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

146

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From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

165

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From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

187

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From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

189

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From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

199

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

208

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

211

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

225

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

228

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

231

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

235

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From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

237

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From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

238

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From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

239

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From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

244

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From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

250

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From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

49

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From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

69

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From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

95

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From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

AdeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

Acadians

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From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

amongprepositionUS /əˈmʌŋ/

surrounded by; in the middle of a group

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

amountnounUS /əˈmaʊnt/

a quantity of money

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

Androscoggin

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From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

AppearancenounUS /əˈpɪrəns/

outward or visible aspect of a person or thing

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

AreanounUS /ˈeriə/

a particular geographical region of indefinite boundary (usually serving some special purpose or distinguished by its people or culture or geography)

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

Aroostook

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From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

asconjunctionUS /æz/

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

ascendingadjectiveUS /əˈsendɪŋ/

moving or going or growing upward

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

BanksnounUS /bæŋks/

English botanist who accompanied Captain Cook on his first voyage to the Pacific Ocean (1743-1820)

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

BaynounUS /beɪ/

an indentation of a shoreline larger than a cove but smaller than a gulf

From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

BearverbUS /ber/

have

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

BlackadjectiveUS /blæk/

being of the achromatic color of maximum darkness; having little or no hue owing to absorption of almost all incident light

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

BranchnounUS /bræntʃ/

a division of some larger or more complex organization

From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

BreakingnounUS /ˈbreɪkɪŋ/

the act of breaking something

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

BridgenounUS /brɪdʒ/

a structure that allows people or vehicles to cross an obstacle such as a river or canal or railway etc.

From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

BRUNSWICKnounUS /ˈbrʌnzwɪk/

a university town in southwestern Maine

From this reading NEW BRUNSWICK.

CapaciousadjectiveUS /kəˈpeɪʃəs/

large in capacity

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

ChapternounUS /ˈtʃæptər/

a subdivision of a written work; usually numbered and titled

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

Chase'snounUS /ˈtʃeɪsɪz/

possessive form of “chase” — the act of pursuing in an effort to overtake or capture

From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

CoasternounUS /ˈkoʊstər/

a resident of a coastal area

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

CommonadjectiveUS /ˈkɑːmən/

belonging to or participated in by a community as a whole; public

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

ContiguousadjectiveUS /kənˈtɪɡjuːəs/

very close or connected in space or time

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

CountrynounUS /ˈkʌntri/

a politically organized body of people under a single government

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

curiousadjectiveUS /ˈkjʊriəs/

beyond or deviating from the usual or expected

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

DeernounUS /dɪr/

distinguished from Bovidae by the male's having solid deciduous antlers

From this reading Frontispiece--Moose Deer.

DescriptionnounUS /dɪˈskrɪpʃən/

a statement that represents something in words

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

DestructionnounUS /dɪˈstrʌkʃən/

the termination of something by causing so much damage to it that it cannot be repaired or no longer exists

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

disgustingadjectiveUS /dɪsˈɡʌstɪŋ/

highly offensive; arousing aversion or disgust

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

DriversnounUS /ˈdraɪvərz/

plural of “driver” — the operator of a motor vehicle

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

EllisnounUS /ˈelɪs/

plural of “elli” — (Norse mythology) goddess of old age who defeated Thor in a wrestling match

From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

ENGRAVINGSnounUS /ɪnˈɡreɪvɪŋz/

plural of “engraving” — a print made from an engraving

From this reading LIST OF ENGRAVINGS.

EscapenounUS /ɪˈskeɪp/

the act of escaping physically

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

FactsnounUS /fækts/

plural of “fact” — a piece of information about circumstances that exist or events that have occurred

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

FallsnounUS /fɔːlz/

the petals or sepals of a flower that bend downward (especially the outer perianth of an iris)

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

FireverbUS /ˈfaɪər/

start firing a weapon

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

FirstadjectiveUS /fɜːrst/

preceding all others in time or space or degree

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

FishnounUS /fɪʃ/

any of various mostly cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates usually having scales and breathing through gills

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

FORESTnounUS /ˈfɔːrəst/

the trees and other plants in a large densely wooded area

From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

ForestsnounUS /ˈfɔːrəsts/

plural of “forest” — the trees and other plants in a large densely wooded area

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

fromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

Frontispiecenoun

an ornamental facade

From this reading Frontispiece--Moose Deer.

Frye's

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From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

Godfrey's

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

GrandadjectiveUS /ɡrænd/

of behavior that is impressive and ambitious in scale or scope

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

greatadjectiveUS /ɡreɪt/

relatively large in size or number or extent; larger than others of its kind

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

GrovesnounUS /ɡroʊvz/

United States general who served as military director of the atomic bomb project (1896-1970)

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

HarborverbUS /ˈhɑːrbər/

maintain (a theory, thoughts, or feelings)

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

HaulingnounUS /ˈhɔːlɪŋ/

the activity of transporting goods by truck

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

HighadjectiveUS /haɪ/

greater than normal in degree or intensity or amount

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

HillnounUS /hɪl/

a local and well-defined elevation of the land

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

HumanadjectiveUS /ˈhjuːmən/

characteristic of humanity

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

HurricanenounUS /ˈhɜːrəkeɪn/

a severe tropical cyclone usually with heavy rains and winds moving at 63-136 knots (12 on the Beaufort scale)

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

ImmenseadjectiveUS /ˌɪˈmens/

unusually great in size or amount or degree or especially extent or scope

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

instancenounUS /ˈɪnstəns/

an occurrence of something

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/

belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

JamverbUS /dʒæm/

press tightly together or cram

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

John'snounUS /dʒɑːnz/

possessive form of “john” — a room or building equipped with one or more toilets

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

Kennebeck

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

Ktaadn

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From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

LakenounUS /leɪk/

a body of (usually fresh) water surrounded by land

From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

LakesnounUS /leɪks/

plural of “lake” — a body of (usually fresh) water surrounded by land

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

LengthnounUS /leŋkθ/

the linear extent in space from one end to the other; the longest dimension of something that is fixed in place

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

LifenounUS /laɪf/

a characteristic state or mode of living

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

LilynounUS /ˈlɪli/

any liliaceous plant of the genus Lilium having showy pendulous flowers

From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

LISTverbUS /lɪst/

give or make a list of; name individually; give the names of

From this reading LIST OF ENGRAVINGS.

LoadingnounUS /ˈloʊdɪŋ/

weight to be borne or conveyed

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

LogverbUS /lɔːɡ/

enter into a log, as on ships and planes

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

LogsnounUS /lɔːɡz/

plural of “log” — a segment of the trunk of a tree when stripped of branches

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

LumbernounUS /ˈlʌmbər/

the wood of trees cut and prepared for use as building material

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

Lumbermen

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From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

MarsnounUS /mɑːrz/

a small reddish planet that is the 4th from the sun and is periodically visible to the naked eye; minerals rich in iron cover its surface and are responsible for its characteristic color

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

Mirimachi

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From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

MoosenounUS /muːs/

large northern deer with enormous flattened antlers in the male; called “elk” in Europe and “moose” in North America

From this reading Frontispiece--Moose Deer.

Moose-head

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

MoralsnounUS /ˈmɔːrəlz/

motivation based on ideas of right and wrong

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

MountverbUS /maʊnt/

attach to a support

From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

MountainnounUS /ˈmaʊntən/

a land mass that projects well above its surroundings; higher than a hill

From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

NEWadjectiveUS /nuː/

not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered

From this reading NEW BRUNSWICK.

northeastnounUS /ˌnɔːrˈθiːst/

the compass point midway between north and east; at 45 degrees

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

ObjectnounUS /ˈɑːbdʒekt/

a tangible and visible entity; an entity that can cast a shadow

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

onprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

PainfullyadverbUS /ˈpeɪnfəli/

unpleasantly

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

PenobscotnounUS /pəˈnɑːbskɑːt/

a member of the Algonquian people belonging to the Abnaki confederacy and living in the Penobscot valley in northern Maine

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

PinenounUS /paɪn/

a coniferous tree

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

ProcessverbUS /ˈprɑːses/

subject to a process or treatment, with the aim of readying for some purpose, improving, or remedying a condition

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

ProgressnounUS /ˈprɑːɡres/

gradual improvement or growth or development

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

ProspectnounUS /ˈprɑːspekt/

the possibility of future success

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

QuartersnounUS /ˈkwɔːrtərz/

housing available for people to live in

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

rapiditynounUS /rəˈpɪdəti/

a rate that is rapid

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

respectingverbUS /riˈspektɪŋ/

-ing form of “respect” — regard highly; think much of

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

RiotsnounUS /ˈraɪəts/

plural of “riot” — a public act of violence by an unruly mob

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

Ristigouche

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From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

RivernounUS /ˈrɪvər/

a large natural stream of water (larger than a creek)

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

Rumford

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From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

Seboois

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

seenverbUS /siːn/

inflected form of “see” — perceive by sight or have the power to perceive by sight

From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

shippedverbUS /ʃɪpt/

inflected form of “ship” — transport commercially

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

ShootingnounUS /ˈʃuːtɪŋ/

the act of firing a projectile

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

SightsnounUS /saɪts/

an optical instrument for aiding the eye in aiming, as on a firearm or surveying instrument

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

Skowhegan

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

SourcenounUS /sɔːrs/

the place where something begins, where it springs into being

From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

St

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From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

StatenounUS /steɪt/

the territory occupied by one of the constituent administrative districts of a nation

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

StatisticaladjectiveUS /stəˈtɪstɪkəl/

of or relating to statistics

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

Sugar-loaf

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From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

TablenounUS /ˈteɪbəl/

a set of data arranged in rows and columns

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

TavernnounUS /ˈtævərn/

a building with a bar that is licensed to sell alcoholic drinks

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

thedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading Object of the Chapter.--Description of St. John's River.--First Falls.--Contiguous Country.--"Mars Hill."--Prospect.--Grand Falls.

thempronounUS /ðem/

the people or things already mentioned, as the object

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

TimbernounUS /ˈtɪmbər/

the wood of trees cut and prepared for use as building material

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

TREESnounUS /triːz/

plural of “tree” — a tall perennial woody plant having a main trunk and branches forming a distinct elevated crown; includes both gymnosperms and angiosperms

From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

TributaryadjectiveUS /ˈtrɪbjəteri/

(of a stream) flowing into a larger stream

From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

Umbagog

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From this reading Rumford Falls, on the Androscoggin 235 View of Umbagog Lake--Source of the Androscoggin 237 Frye's Falls, on a Tributary of Ellis River 238 Rumford Bridge, Androscoggin River 239 Aroostook Falls 250 FOREST LIFE AND FOREST TREES.

VesselsnounUS /ˈvesəlz/

plural of “vessel” — a tube in which a body fluid circulates

From this reading --The Acadians, curious Facts respecting them.--The Mirimachi River.--Immense amount of Timber shipped.--Riots.--State of Morals.--The great Mirimachi Fire.--Hurricane.--Destruction of Human Life.--Area of the Fire.--Vessels in Harbor.--Painfully disgusting Sights.---Destruction among Fish.--Fire, rapidity of Progress.--Curious instance of Escape.--Ristigouche River, its Length.--Capacious Harbor.--Appearance of the Country.--High Banks.--Groves of Pine.--A Statistical Table 244

ViewnounUS /vjuː/

a way of regarding situations or topics etc.

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

westnounUS /west/

the countries of (originally) Europe and (now including) North America and South America

From this reading Northeast View of Mount Ktaadn, from the west Branch of the Penobscot 199 Godfrey's Falls, on the Seboois River 208 Chase's Mountain, as seen from Sugar-loaf Mountain 211 Sugar-loaf Mountain, on the Seboois River 225 View of Lily Bay, on Moose-head Lake 228 Skowhegan Falls, on the Kennebeck 231

WildernessnounUS /ˈwɪldərnəs/

(politics) a state of disfavor

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

WinternounUS /ˈwɪntər/

the coldest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

WolfnounUS /wʊlf/

any of various predatory carnivorous canine mammals of North America and Eurasia that usually hunt in packs

From this reading Shooting Deer--Black Bear 49 Winter Quarters of Lumbermen 69 Log Hauling--Process of Loading Logs 95 The Common Wolf 113 Log Tavern in the Wilderness 146 River Drivers Breaking a Jam 165 A Coaster ascending the Penobscot for Lumber 187 View of the Penobscot--Forests and Lakes northeast from Ktaadn 189

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