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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

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Contents

  1. TO MY DEAR FRIEND AND FORMER TEACHER1 min
  2. PREFACE1 min
  3. DE HABITANT4 min
  4. THE WRECK OF THE "JULIE PLANTE."1 min
  5. LE VIEUX TEMPS5 min
  6. "DE PAPINEAU GUN."2 min
  7. HOW BATEESE CAME HOME5 min
  8. DE NICE LEETLE CANADIENNE1 min
  9. 'POLEON DORÉ4 min
  10. DE NOTAIRE PUBLIQUE2 min
  11. A CANADIAN VOYAGEUR'S ACCOUNT OF THE NILE EXPEDITION4 min
  12. MEMORIES2 min
  13. PHIL-O-RUM JUNEAU8 min
  14. DE BELL OF ST. MICHEL2 min
  15. PELANG4 min
  16. MON CHOUAL "CASTOR."3 min
  17. OLE TAM ON BORD-A PLOUFFE3 min
  18. THE GRAND SEIGNEUR1 min
  19. M'SIEU SMIT7 min
  20. WHEN ALBANI SANG5 min
  21. DE CAMP ON DE "CHEVAL GRIS."4 min
  22. DE STOVE PIPE HOLE4 min
  23. "DE SNOWBIRD."1 min
  24. THE HABITANT'S JUBILEE ODE3 min
  25. OLE DOCTEUR FISET3 min

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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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