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 | | Government, visited the islands in 1883, and voyaged in a canoe from Massett to Skidegate, gave in a lecture before the Provincial Legislature of British Columbia, the first public confirmation of the entrances to the inlets and harbors on the west coast of Graham Island, approximately, as reported by Captain Marchand. |
 | | Besides the island mentioned, there is a small one situated close to the north shore of the inlet--with only a canoe passage between--about a mile from the entrance, and a group of three islets opposite a high, perpendicular granite bluff near its head. |
 | | Opposite Barnaby Island, however, we were struck by a heavy squall, which swept our canoe over the surface of the water for more than 200 feet, and to within about twenty feet of a precipitous rocky shore, upon which the waves were dashing furiously, before we could recover the use of the oars. |
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