Chapter

 1 I   |     that part of Canada between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Some
 2 I   |        between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Some people had heard
 3 IV  |       Donaldson and Grimwood in Lake Michigan, of Sivel and of
 4 VII |       the surface of a river, a lake, or a calm sea.~But were
 5 VIII|   across the immense expanse of Lake Ontario. She had just crossed
 6 VIII|     pours into it the waters of Lake Erie, breaking them to powder
 7 IX  |      Phil Evans noticed a large lake, whose lower southern end
 8 IX  |       night the whole length of Lake Erie had been traversed,
 9 IX  |         they would soon be over Lake Michigan. “There can be
10 X   |          and coasting the large lake which bears the name of
11 X   | gigantic mirror. And around the lake, one of the highest in the
12 X   |       only fish the Yellowstone Lake contains in myriads. But
13 X   |         quarters of an hour the lake was overpassed, and a little
14 X   |     Railway on the road to Salt Lake City.~And then, in obedience
15 X   |        the Mormon capital, Salt Lake City,” said Uncle Prudent.
16 XIII|         did not linger over the lake through which the river
17 XIV |     into the sea or a gulf or a lake or a watercourse, for it
18 XVI |       appeared in sight a large lake framed in a border of superb
19 XVI |    border of superb forest. The lake was completely frozen over,