Camps and Tramps in the Adirondacks, and Grayling Fishing in Northern Michigan
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Excerpt from Camps and Tramps in the Adirondacks, and Grayling Fishing in Northern Michigan: A Record of Summer Vacations in the Wilderness
The incidents recorded in the following pages have been neither invented nor exaggerated to any appreciable de gree. I have written in the belief that the actual doings of real personages, always and everywhere, have an interest of themselves quite independent of the manner of the tell ing, if the telling be truthful. So much I meant to be sure of at all hazards. What we said, also, is perhaps as veraciously set forth as the average interviewer reports his unwilling victim.' I have endeavored, indeed to give to the reader truthful pictures of the actual summer vacation life in the Adirondacks, to refresh the recollection of those who have camped and tramped where we did, and to bring back somewhat of their enjoyment of the lakes and moun tains and streams, and also to give to others who may read these records a reasonable, vivid and fair impression of the wilderness and the experiences of summer life there.
The chapters on Grayling Fishing have been added, as having at least a cousinly relationship to the general sub jcet of the book.
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