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1 13| continued invisible on both the Canadian and the American side.~Was
2 14|         falls from those of the Canadian side.~Thus if an opportunity
3 14|  separates the American and the Canadian Falls. Indeed, on the lower
4 14|         Fort Erie stands on the Canadian shore at the entrance of
5 14|         touched the edge of the Canadian horizon, and the moon, faintly
6 14|    forms the very center of the Canadian Falls.~With an eye of horror,
7 15|          Terror” rose above the Canadian Falls, I was held down against