Adrift in the Ice-Fields
Hall, Charles Winslow (1843–1916)
- Language:
- en
- Length:
- 75,067 · 6 h
How it begins
Five hundred miles away to the north and east lies the snug little Island of St. Jean; a beautiful land in summer, with its red cliffs of red sandstone and ruddy clay, surmounted by green fields, which stretch away inland to small areas of the primeval forest, which once extended unbroken from the shores of the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the waters of the Straits of Northumberland.
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