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by Charles Dudley Warner (Author) "Two comrades and travelers, who sought a better country than the United States in the month of August, found themselves one evening in apparent possession..." (more)
Key Phrases: Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Gut of Canso (more...)
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Give us the quiet of a city on the night before a journey. As we mounted skyward in our hotel, and went to bed in a serene altitude, we congratulated ourselves upon a reposeful night. It began well. But as we sank into the first doze, we were startled by a sudden crash. Was it an earthquake, or another fire? Were the neighboring buildings all tumbling in upon us, or had a bomb fallen into the neighboring crockery-store?

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American author, editor, and the first president of the National Institute of Arts and Letters. Warner’s writings are marked by gentle humour and elegance. <