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131
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
1880
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
31
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
accessible
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From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
acquaint
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
actual
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
anotherdeterminerUS /əˈnʌðər/
one more of the same kind, or a different one
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Aroostook
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
astonishes
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Au
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
autumn
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
beauties
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
betide
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From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
Botting's
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Bound
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
ButconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
Camera
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
camp
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
canmodal verbUS /kæn/
to be able to, or to be allowed to
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Canoe
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Caribou
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Churchill
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Colonel
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
compensate
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From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
definite
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
difficulties
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From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
direction
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
discovered
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From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
Echo
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
endured
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From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
equipage
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
experience
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
fall
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
fellow
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
first
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
following
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
foot-note
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
fortunate
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
fourth
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
friend
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
G
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
gave
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
habitation
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
hearsay
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
Homeward
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
house
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
ifconjunctionUS /ɪf/
on condition that; in the event that
From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
imagined
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
informed
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From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
labor
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From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
Lake
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Lakes
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
learn
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
leaving
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
letter
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
little
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
low
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From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
made
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Maine
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Mansungun
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Masardis
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
mentioning
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Moosehead
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Mr
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
myselfpronounUS /ˌmaɪˈself/
used when the speaker is also the object of the action
From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
natives
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
order
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
Page
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
paragraph
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
penned
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
Pioneer
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From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
plan
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
previous
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From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
Purchasing
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
putting
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
Redeemed
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
region
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From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
rejoicing
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From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
Revoir
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
scenery
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From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
season
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
shouldmodal verbUS /ʃʊd/
used to say what is right, expected, or advisable
From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
Spider
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
sportsman
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From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
starvation
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
Still
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
supplies
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
thoroughly
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From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
throughprepositionUS /θruː/
from one end or side of something to the other
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
title
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From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
tour
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
tourist
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From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
tourograph
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
traveller
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
trip
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
uninteresting
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From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
unknown
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From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
view
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
water
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From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
waters
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
well-worn
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From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
whileconjunctionUS /waɪl/
during the time that
From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
WildernessnounUS /ˈwɪldərnəs/
a wild area where few people live
From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
willmodal verbUS /wɪl/
used to talk about the future, or about willingness
From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading I little imagined, as I penned this paragraph from hearsay, that the following season I should so thoroughly acquaint myself with its “difficulties,” and learn from actual experience the _beauties_ of its scenery.
woe
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From this reading But the scenery is uninteresting, and the difficulties will not compensate one for the labor endured, while woe betide the tourist if the water is low.”
woods
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From this reading Redeemed from starvation.--The first habitation on the Aroostook.--Mr. Botting’s house.--The tourograph astonishes the natives.--Purchasing supplies at Masardis.--Homeward Bound.--_Au Revoir!_ Page 131 On page _31_ of _Canoe and Camera_ I made the following foot-note, in mentioning the fourth tour from Moosehead Lake through the Maine Wilderness: “Still another trip can be made from Churchill Lake through Spider, Echo and Mansungun Lakes to the waters of the Aroostook, leaving the woods at Caribou, Maine.
year
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From this reading This letter informed me that the year previous he had discovered a region unknown to the sportsman and tourist, yet accessible by canoe from Moosehead Lake, and was rejoicing in the title of the “Pioneer of the Aroostook.”
YetconjunctionUS /jet/
but in spite of that
From this reading Yet, in the autumn of 1880, while putting in order my well-worn camp equipage with no definite plan in view, a letter from my friend and fellow traveller, Colonel G., gave this _fortunate_ direction to my fall trip.
