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We have heard some people object to geographical discovery, especially in theinclement parts of the earth, on the ground that it could be of no use, and involvedgreat risk to life and limb. "Of no use!" Who can tell what discoveries shall be usefuland what useless? "The works of God are great, sought out of all those that havepleasure therein," saith the Scripture. There is no reference here to usefulness, butthe searching out of God's works, without limitation, is authorised; and those who"take pleasure therein," will be content to leave the result of their labours in thehands of Him who sent them forth. As to "risk,"-why, a carpenter cannot ascend tothe top of a house to put the rafters thereon without risk; a chemist cannotinvestigate the properties of certain fumes without risk; you cannot even eat yourdinner without risk. Only this are we sure of-that, if man had never undertakenlabour except when such was obviously useful and devoid of risk, the world wouldstill be in the darkness of the Middle Ages.
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'The Pioneers; a Tale of the Western Wilderness' is an American settlers-era novel, where we are introduced to a man central to the book named Reuben Guff. He was a man who had seen a great deal of life in his day, although at the time he was introduced to public notice he had not lived more than six-and-thirty summers. He was a bronzed, stalwart Canadian. His father had been Scotch, his mother of French extraction; and Reuben possessed the dogged resolution of the Scot with the vivacity of the Frenchman. In regard to his tastes and occupation we shall let him speak for himself.