A trip to Alaska and the Klondike in the summer of 1905 . eady for the harvest. A feeling came over A Trip to Alaska and the Klondike. 115 me that I had been out of the world, as it were, andwas returning to civilization. Soon great cities were reached, and then myown, seeming all the more smoky, hot and dirtyafter the clear, pure air my lungs had been drinkingin for so many days. One soon again gets into the clutches of civiliza-tion and settles down into the monotony of everydaylife, as if he had never left it. My trip soon seemedlike a wonderful journey to fairyland which onetakes often in
A trip to Alaska and the Klondike in the summer of 1905 . eady for the harvest. A feeling came over A Trip to Alaska and the Klondike. 115 me that I had been out of the world, as it were, andwas returning to civilization. Soon great cities were reached, and then myown, seeming all the more smoky, hot and dirtyafter the clear, pure air my lungs had been drinkingin for so many days. One soon again gets into the clutches of civiliza-tion and settles down into the monotony of everydaylife, as if he had never left it. My trip soon seemedlike a wonderful journey to fairyland which onetakes often in a dream and awakes with only a re-membrance of its marvels. But this remembrance is one of my most preciouspossessions, of which nothing can rob me as long asmemory lasts. I have visited all the great sights of my nativeland, but without hesitation I must pronounce thisthe greatest trip of my life. A popular saying is,See Rome and die, but I say, See Alaska andlive. I -p to CD | cy O ?J25 r-t d s*o <D; Si d 03= H UNIVERSITY OF TORONTOLIBRARY Do not. Acme Library Card Pocket Under Pat. Kef. Index by LIBRARY BUREAU i tim itm Bfowse tmm 83B -:,?:??:.?:: 1 s3BK£§88 in lilw ;? v. .•!?. B^ffKmSttTWlHgffisi m m ?Hi ?!?. i IIP MMSftW cCk; fi^i ri;; ,:t v 1
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