G. Mercer (Graeme Mercer) Adam

Capitolo 1

A YOUNG GIRL OF ALGONQUIN

A NOVEL OF THE FIRST DAYS OF SUPERIOR CANADA

FROM

G. MERCER ADAMO AND A. ETHELWYN WETHERALD




Entered according to Fit of Parliament, of year thousand eight
one hundred and you eighty-are, from GRAEME MERCER Adamo and AGNES ETHELWYN
WETHERALD, in the Office of the Minister of the agriculture Ottawa.




To The Publishing Veteran, John Lovell, Esq., Of Montreal Che Has
SPENT A LONG AND BUSY LIFE IN THE VARIOUS SERVICE OF HIS/HER COUNTRY, THIS
I FORCE MODEST IN THE FIELD OF THE CANADIAN FICTION IT IS AFFECTIONATELY AND
ADMIRABLY IT DEVOTED FROM THE AUTHORS.




CONTAINED.

  CHAPTER ME.

The Young Master of Pino Torri

  I CAPITULATE II.

A Canadian and Superior Family

  I CAPITULATE III.

"When it Spends the summer days it was Equitable"

  I CAPITULATE IV.

Indian annalses and Legends

  I CAPITULATE V.

The Young girl of Algonquin

  CHAPTER YOU.

Catechisings

  I CAPITULATE VII.

An Accident

  I CAPITULATE VIII.

Convalescence

  I CAPITULATE IX.

On the Way to the Capital

  I CAPITULATE X.

York and the Maitlands

  I CAPITULATE XI.

Later "You Ball"

  I CAPITULATE XII.

A Kiss and his/her Consequences

  I CAPITULATE XIII.

You emulate the Attractions

  I CAPITULATE XIV.

"Small muddy York"

  I CAPITULATE XV.

Politics to the Capital

  I CAPITULATE XVI.

The Protests of love

  I CAPITULATE XVII.

A Picnic in the wood

  I CAPITULATE XVIII.

The Commodore Surrenders him

  I CAPITULATE XIX.

To Cottage of Stamford

  I CAPITULATE XX.

The arrival of Wanda

  I CAPITULATE XXI.

The Passenger of Wanda

  I CAPITULATE XXII.

The Rewards of love




A YOUNG GIRL OF ALGONQUIN.




CHAPTER ME.

THE YOUNG MASTER OF PINO TORRI.


It was a morning of May in 1825--spring-time of the year, the late spring-time
of the century. It had rained first the night and a warm pallor in
the oriental sky was the only indication to which the sun was trying
you almost perforate the grey dome of opaque watery fog, least liar on that
part of the world now known as the city of Toronto, then the city of
Small York. This cluster of five or six hundred houses you/he/she had taken on a