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Excerpt from The Plowshare and the Sword: A Tale of Old Quebec
Wooden huh were M a mialy along the slopes, which ended where the how? Of hemlocks began, about half a mile from the e% i the cliff and below, where a log landing-stage We a into the stream, a man-of-war ?ying the ?ag ef France rode at her ease, a party of turbaned men, no bigger to the abbe's eyes than children, gambling at dice upon her fore deck. Anchored beside the shore opposite appeared another vessel, more rakish in build, less heavy at the stern and showing four masts to the French4 the plowshare and the sword.
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