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The Habitant and Other French-Canadian Poems
William Henry Drummond · 1897
Original text in English.
Poems in English tinged with French, in which the voice of the habitants of Quebec is transcribed by a Montreal doctor.
Poetry · 25 parts · about 19 000 words · about 1 h 21 of reading
Contents
- TO MY DEAR FRIEND AND FORMER TEACHER1 min
- PREFACE1 min
- DE HABITANT4 min
- THE WRECK OF THE "JULIE PLANTE."1 min
- LE VIEUX TEMPS5 min
- "DE PAPINEAU GUN."2 min
- HOW BATEESE CAME HOME5 min
- DE NICE LEETLE CANADIENNE1 min
- 'POLEON DORÉ4 min
- DE NOTAIRE PUBLIQUE2 min
- A CANADIAN VOYAGEUR'S ACCOUNT OF THE NILE EXPEDITION4 min
- MEMORIES2 min
- PHIL-O-RUM JUNEAU8 min
- DE BELL OF ST. MICHEL2 min
- PELANG4 min
- MON CHOUAL "CASTOR."3 min
- OLE TAM ON BORD-A PLOUFFE3 min
- THE GRAND SEIGNEUR1 min
- M'SIEU SMIT7 min
- WHEN ALBANI SANG5 min
- DE CAMP ON DE "CHEVAL GRIS."4 min
- DE STOVE PIPE HOLE4 min
- "DE SNOWBIRD."1 min
- THE HABITANT'S JUBILEE ODE3 min
- OLE DOCTEUR FISET3 min
About this text
William Henry Drummond († 1907): public-domain work. The text is that of the Project Gutenberg e-book (no. 9801). Erostrate has not changed a single word: only the layout and the division into pages are ours.
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