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1 At the very beginning they were compelled to make a portage .
2 There was but one other place, however, where we had to make a portage .
3 The two travellers now proceeded to make a portage .
4 So we make a portage over the first rocks, and find footing on some boulders below.
5 Over one we make a portage ; at the other two are chutes through which we can run.
6 We make a portage around the first; past the second and the third we let down with lines.
7 We have to make a portage here, which is completed in about three hours; then on we go.
8 From this village I expected to make a portage of six miles to Love Creek, a tributary of Rehoboth Sound.
9 We can land just above, but there is no foothold on either side by which we can make a portage .
10 We come to one with a drop of sixteen feet, around which we make a portage , and then stop for dinner.
11 One succeeds in landing, but there is no foothold by which to make a portage and she is pushed out again into
12 Kakaik signified that he had often shot it, but he at the same time advised that we should land and make a portage .
13 We agreed not to attempt shooting any rapids we might meet with, but rather to land and make a portage with our canoe.
14 The next turn in the river revealed a large waterfall, up which it was impossible to paddle, so they prepared to make a portage .
15 We made a portage here with the first and third boats.
16 Here I made a sketch of the Trout Falls while the men made a portage to avoid them.
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