Gaspé

These Gaspe Indians are represented as differing, both in nature and language, from those before mentioned.

The peninsula of Gaspe, with a line of fishing settlements all along the coast, had but two mails each year.

Since the previous autumn, when Wolfe and Hardy had laid waste the coast of Gaspe, the supply of sea-fish had almost failed.

Gaspe Toujours was drinking a basin of tea, and Jeff Hyde was fitfully dozing by the fire.

Gaspe Toujours and Jeff Hyde had lain down in the tent the night of the great wind, and had gone to sleep at once.