The Silver Maple
by Marian Keith
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The storm was over, the snow had ceased falling, and under its muffling mantle, white and spent with the day's struggle, lay the great swamp of the Oro. It seemed to hold in its motionless bosom the very spirit of silence and death. The delicately traced pattern of a rabbit or weasel track, and a narrow human pathway that wound tortuously into the sepulchral depths, were the only signs of life in …
About this book
A classic in Canadian literature, in a similar vein to Lucy Maud Montgomery's works.
Themes & subjects
Canadian fiction (English), CIHMRoman canadien-français, ICMHFiction
First published 1906Setting
Ontario
About the author
Marian Keith
1876 – 1961
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