There is a French village near Quebec whose population is chiefly dogs.

Ithacaheadwaters of Cayuga LakeNiagara Falls, Lake | | Ontario, the River St. Lawrence, Montreal, Quebec, Lake | | Champlain, Lake George, Saratoga, the White Mountains, and | | all principal points of interest in Northern New York, the | | Canadas, and New England.

Still the channels were not yet blocked, and when Davies had passed the Narrows he would get open water down the gorge to Quebec.

The message was not from Rimouski and ran: "Delayed Peter; passing Quebec.

Davies had passed Quebec, and if he made good progress in the next twenty-four hours, one might begin to hope.

Below Quebec there were awkward spots where steamers used buoyed channels, and if these were blocked by ice Davies must risk crossing the shoals.

In 1803 he was invited by Mr. Hoffman to go with him to Montreal and Quebec.

Adiantum pedatum, Var. aleuticum (Fernald and Collins, Gaspé County, Quebec, 1906) (From the Gray Herbarium)]

A beautiful northern form especially abundant on the high tableland of the Gaspé Peninsula, Quebec, where it is said to cover hundreds of acres.

Gaspé and Mt. Albert in the Province of Quebec, Grey County, Ontario, and in the far west. (4) SLENDER CLIFF BRAKE Cryptográmma Stellèri.

Quebec and New Brunswick, to Vermont, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and to the northwest.

Quebec, the strong-hold of the Canadas, and the last place of any importance held by a people whom they had been educated to believe were their natural enemies, had just changed its masters.

A critical observer might, however, have seen, or fancied that he saw, in the forced humility of his countenance, certain gleamings of a triumph that should not properly be traced to the fall of Quebec.

I never tasted better meat but once, and that was a moose steak served us one morning at the Hotel Frontenac in Quebec a few years ago.

It was my happiness to cross the Atlantic in the company of this dear brother on the steamship Sardinian, from Quebec to Liverpool, in June, 1880.

Colonel and Mrs. Wolfe, the parents of the hero of Quebec, had just come to Westerham, and occupied the vicarage at the time of the birth of their son James in 1727.

Quebec House is near the vicarage.

[Illustration: QUEBEC HOUSE, WESTERHAM.

But, though they burned their coals at home, nor fetched their ice from Wenham, They played the man before Quebec and stormed the lines at Blenheim.

SEE Keller, Arthur S. The crisis of Quebec, 1914-1918.

Prince Edward has asked to go to Quebec, and has been refused.

Arnold, Benedict, at Quebec; in Burgoyne's campaign; treason of.

Quebec; founded; captured.

"Seems so we come ashore 'bout here," said he, dropping the middle finger of his right hand in the vicinity of Quebec.

With that illuminating remark he had slid his finger over some two hundred leagues of country from Quebec to Michigan.