A Woman's Way Through Unknown Labrador An Account Of The Exploration Of The Nascaupee And George Rivers By Mrs. Leonidas Hubbard, Junior
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At Night It Isn't So Bad,
Because I Try To Make Myself Believe Because It Is Night Therefore
I Cannot Travel."
Friday, 23rd, more snow again.
In the afternoon got mild, and
being so much snow on the trees, it began to drop. It was worse
than any rain and the bush so thick to go through, and at last it
began to rain. I was soaked to the skin, and the snow very deep.
My hands were always so cold without mits, and travelling in such a
rough country, and falling down often into the snow and rocks, and
cutting my hands on the rocks. I at last cut part off the sleeves
off my undershirt and with a string tied one end, and I slipped
them on my hands for mits. Several times that day I had the notion
of giving up, as I could not get on at all in the deep snow. I
thought it was impossible to get through. Then again I would try
and make my way out. I came to the place where we had left the
coffee and milk. I found the coffee. The lid was off and the can
was full of ice. I took the ice out and underneath of the ice the
coffee was. I broke some off and made some coffee; but it did not
hardly taste like coffee at all, all the strength was out, as it
had been in water for a short time. The milk I could not find.
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