CONTENTS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| [Her Daily Portion] | [4] |
| [“How’s Fish?”] | [5] |
| [Interior of an Apple-Barrel Cooperage in the Valley of the Gaspereau] | [12] |
| [In the Orchard] | [13] |
| [Tarring the Boat] | [18] |
| [A Nonogenarian Grandfather Placidly Catching up the Meshes of an Old Net] | [19] |
| [Within Sight of Home, Sambro, Nova Scotia] | [24] |
| [Door-way of the Lighthouse-keeper’s Home at Cape Sharp, Nova Scotia] | [25] |
| [In the Raquette, Digby, Nova Scotia] | [32] |
| [The Bay of Fundy is the Greatest Natural Drydock in the World] | [33] |
| [On the “Gallery”] | [38] |
| [Boyhood Dreams of the Day when “their Turn Will Come”] | [39] |
| [Fit Subject for a Millet] | [40] |
| [Dusk, South Bay, Ingonish] | [41] |
| [Belleoram] | [44] |
| [Path End] | [45] |
| [The Water-Carrier] | [48] |
| [Knitting] | [49] |
| [Hearty at Eighty] | [52] |
| [An Eskimo Grandmother] | [53] |
| [Nearing the End] | [60] |
| [An Island-woman of Saint Pierre et Miquelon] | [61] |
| [The Rag Mat] | [68] |
| [Spinning] | [69] |
| [Tadousac has Lost None of its Scenic Beauty] | [72] |
| [An Old Trading-Post at Baie St. Paul] | [73] |
| [The Wool for the Homemade Looms is Grown on the Sheep Grazing on the Slopes of Les Demoiselles] | [76] |
| [Seumas O’Brien, Author and Sculptor] | [77] |
| [The Sampler] | [80] |
| [The Lassie with Breton Cap] | [81] |
| [At Percé on the Gaspé Coast] | [88] |
| [A Little Angler] | [89] |
| [La Croix, the Age-old Milestone of the Quebec Highway] | [96] |
| [La Calvaire] | [97] |
| [In a Convent Garden] | [104] |
| [Saint Anne de Beaupré! Saint Anne L’Eglise! The Capital of the Faith—the Place of the Miracle] | [105] |
| [M. Louis Jobin in his Work Shop] | [112] |
| [Many of the Seats in these Tiny Carts are built up so that the Driver Sits above his “Horse”] | [124] |
| [Bad Roads, or no Roads at all never Betray the Ox into the Ditch] | [125] |
| [A Wayside Pot] | [134] |
| [Call of the Sea] | [140] |
| [The Figure on the Bow] | [141] |
| [Family Graves] | [148] |
| [The Snowshoe] | [149] |
| [The Twickenham of Canada] | [156] |
| [“Pour Madame’s Boudoir”] | [157] |
| [Stepping Stones] | [164] |
| [The Flower of St. Roch’s] | [165] |
| [An Old Ontario Homestead] | [172] |
| [Ontario, a Land of Campers and Camp-Fires] | [173] |
| [View from His Britannic Majesty, George III’s Chapel to the Mohawks, near Brantford] | [176] |
| [Fort Mississauga, Niagara-on-the-Lake] | [177] |
| [Home of Alexander Graham Bell] | [180] |
| [On the Canal] | [181] |
| [Canada, “the Bread-Mother” of the World] | [184] |
| [Steady, There!] | [185] |
| [“The Stooker,” as the Prairie Calls Him] | [188] |
| [At the Window] | [192] |
| [“... And There in the Cucumber Field is Old Kitty”] | [193] |
| [A “Knight of the Field” Defending the Wheat] | [196] |
| [Foot Bridge to Trappist Monastery, Saint Norbert] | [197] |
| [Curing a Pelt, which, Sooner or Later, Graces the Shoulders of Some Lady of the Land] | [200] |
| [On the Girls’ Side] | [201] |
| [Kaslo After Rain] | [208] |
| [Mountain Goats, Snowflakes Against the Blue Sky] | [209] |
| [A Madonna of the Kootenays] | [216] |
| [Drawing Water from the Columbia] | [217] |
| [In a Community Door Yard] | [224] |
| [Doukhobor Women Winnowing] | [225] |
| [Domesticity] | [228] |
| [Pulling Flax] | [230] |
| [Washing Flax in the Columbia] | [231] |
| [Close of the Season] | [236] |
| [Chrysanthemums a-bloom by a Steveston Doorway] | [237] |
| [The Family Tree of the Pacific Coast Indians] | [248] |
| [Spirit of the Untamed] | [249] |
PUBLISHER’S FOREWORD
We are proud to announce what we think will come to be regarded as a really outstanding book of travel. We think it fitting that the first important book in this category which we have published should treat of our own country.