Excerpt from Canadian Seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter; With a Medley of Reveries, in Verse and Prose and Other Curios; July, 1913
The foregoing referencee to theca great natural artlete are given to explain why I attempted to plow a few furrowe in our virgin Canadian meadow land. The work of thoue champion plowmen dose not. And could not. Apply to our climate. And the magnificent dietancea of our broad domain. Lome three thou sand milee in length and a thoueand milee. Perhape. In width. In the boundary of a part of our national field. My firet intention wee only to give an outline eketch of Spring. That ended. My ambition extended. And the reet inet grew - like Topey. In tact. The compceiticn followed the march of the year. For one night of each week for twdve monthe wae devoted to thie work.
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