Maria Chapdelaine: A Tale of the Lake St. John Country
Louis Hémon
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Maria Chapdelaine: A Tale of the Lake St. John Country
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Maria Chapdelaine was a French-Canadian girl whose family lived in the northern part of Quebec province near Lake St. John, a country to which spring came very late in the year and the winters, always severe, came too soon. Maria's father, Samuel Chapdelaine, had moved his family several times to new locations in the north country. Each time, he hoped to get away from neighbors and civilization, for he was a man who took great delight in the hard work of clearing land from the wilderness but disliked to farm that land after it had been won.

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MARIA CHAPDELAINE
A TALE OF THE LAKE ST. JOHN COUNTRY
BY
LOUIS HEMON
TRANSLATED BY W. H. BLAKE
Author of "Brown Waters," etc.
New York 1921
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I
PERIBONKA
CHAPTER II
HOME IN THE CLEARING
CHAPTER III
FRANCOIS PASSES BY
CHAPTER IV
WILD LAND
CHAPTER V
THE VOWS
CHAPTER VI
THE STUFF OF DREAMS
CHAPTER VII
A MEAGER REAPING
CHAPTER VIII
ENTRENCHED AGAINST WINTER
CHAPTER IX
ONE THOUSAND AVES
CHAPTER X
STRAYING TRACKS
CHAPTER XI
THE INTERPRETER OF GOD
CHAPTER XII
LOVE BEARING GIFTS
CHAPTER XIII
LOVE BEARING CHAINS
CHAPTER XIV
INTO THE DEEP SILENCE
CHAPTER XV
THAT WE PERISH NOT
CHAPTER XVI
PLEDGED TO THE RACE
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