The Yellow Briar A Gory of the Irish on the Countryside
This excerpt follows Patrick Slater describing a rambling journey through Ontario towns Port Credit and Port Misery, with reflections on fate, justice, and rural life. The narrator details sightings of ships on Lake Ontario, interactions with a Scottish tavern waitress, and scenes along the Credit River as he works as a mariner amid farm and harbor life.
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Patrick Slater
Berbie
Bobbie
Tob O'New Pitaligo
Letitia
Beb
Bob
Voman
Iroquoia
Huron-Ontario
Upper Canada
Lake Huron
Credit River
Lake Ontario
Niagara Peninsula
Port Credit
Robert Lynde Mart
Toronto
Hallowe'en Nee
Little Helps For This Week
Excerpted religious meditation urging readers to pursue near perfection in Christian virtue. It argues that aiming higher than minimal obedience leads to greater blessing, while neglecting effort guarantees falling short. Contains biblical reference to Matthew 5 20 and discusses sincere intention and diligent progress.
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Dole
Tall and stately girl with money described as a tong
A compact opinion notes a tall and stately girl is perceived as a tong and likens a lanky girl with wealth to a symbol of social value. The remark implies class judgments without naming individuals or places.
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