L’appel De La Terre: Roman De Moeurs Canadiennes

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• Nombre de pages: 198
• Auteur: Damase Potvin

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• L'appel De La Terre

  D'un c�t�, c'est la mer qui se chante �ternellement � elle-m�me, sans se lasser jamais, son hymne vaillant et m�lancolique, et de l'autre, ce sont nos Laurentides aux lignes nettes, aux sommets arrondis envelopp�s de brume, aux pentes abruptes et aux gorges profondes, o� dorment des lacs dans lesquels se pr�cipitent des Niagaras en miniature. Pentes et cimes, gorges et vall�es sont autant d'�tag�res qui supportent des for�ts �ternellement vertes de sapins et d'�pinettes. Et de toute cette nature � la fois calme et tourment�e suinte un climat �nergique dont la m�le alternance des hivers rigoureux et des �t�s vibrants