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Boating trips on New England rivers (1884)

Fellows, Henry Parker · Boston, Cupples, Upham and company · leaf 42

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e school, and has given the philosophicenterprise its chief reputation. The view from Lees Hill, an inconsiderable elevationthat rises behind Egg Rock, is (|uite extensive, varied,and beautiful. Toward the northwest appears the mag-nificent extent of the State Prison, like a huge palace — THE… … There are many points of interest in and about Con-cord. The tavern wherein Major Pitcairn stirred hisfamous glass of toddy with a bloody finger, exclaiming, I will stir the Yankee blood in tlie same way before night,is still standing, in nearly the same (condition as wlicn theMajor uttere<l…

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