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Silent Places 
the Canadian North.
- 1903 One can no longer wonder at the taciturnity of the men who dwell here; nor does one fail to grasp the eminent suitability to the country of its Indian name--the Silent Places.
- 1909 Then he convoyed forty Indian witnesses . . . to Edmonton to tell what they knew about the crime committed in the silent places.
- 1934 I . . . was conquered by the romance of the Silent Places. . . .
- 1903 One can no longer wonder at the taciturnity of the men who dwell here; nor does one fail to grasp the eminent suitability to the country of its Indian name--the Silent Places.