. Les prairies de l'Arctique, un canot-voyage de 2 000 kilomètres à la recherche du caribou ; être le récit d'un voyage à la région au nord du lac Aylmer. La chasse au chevreuil. La deuxième CHASSE AU BISON 81 c'était un mauvais shake. Nous avons tenu un conseil de guerre, et de ce qui a été dit de que les Indiens devraient avoir riled lui s'il compris. Il a conservé son comportement calme ; sans doute c'était l'une des con- venient fois lorsque tous ses English l'abandonnèrent. Nous avons simplement fait rage : d'être à mi-chemin de notre objectif, avec l'abondance des dispositions, beau temps, bonne santé et tout promis- ment bien, puis d'être regimbé bec

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. The Arctic prairies, a canoe-journey of 2, 000 miles in search of the caribou; being the account of a voyage to the region north of Aylmer Lake. Deer hunting. THE SECOND BUFFALO HUNT 81 This was a bad shake. We held a council of war, and the things that were said of that Indian should have riled him if he understood. He preserved his calm demeanour; probably this was one of the con- venient times when all his English forsook him. We were simply raging: to be half-way to our goal, with abundance of provisions, fine weather, good health and everything promis- ing well, and then to be balked because our guide wanted to go back. I felt as savage as the others, but on calmer re- flection pointed out that Pierre told us before starting that he must be back for Treaty Day, and even now he was ready to do his best. Then in a calm of the storm (which he continued to ignore) Pierre turned to me and said: "Why don't you go back and try the canoe route? You can go down the Great River to Grand Detour, then portage 8 miles over to the Buffalo, go down this to the Nyarling, then up the Nyarling into the heart of the Buffalo country; 2^ days will do it, and it will be easy, for there is plenty of water and no rapids, " and he drew a fairly exact map which showed that he knew the country thor- oughly. There was nothing to be gained by going half a day farther.. Juniperus nana. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Seton, Ernest Thompson, 1860-1946. New York, C. Scribner's Sons

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