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Boating trips on New England rivers (1884)

Fellows, Henry Parker · Boston : Cupples, Upham and company · leaf 21

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h from the lake, iu its several miles offlow to the other branch, was navigable ; so we conchuledto take a skiff to Southville and start from there. 18 iioaJ/m; tjhis. By virtue ol an order ol Mi. Ilobait, statioii-iiiaster ofthe Boston and Albany Railroad, we had our skiff put onboard the baggage… … f ■//) account of a severe thunder shower. As the clouds w^ere})reaking away, we carried our boat on a wheelbarrow toa stone bridge, with a single small arch, about two hundredfeet from the station, and launched her on the right-handside, and, having embarked with the baggage, pulled downstream.…

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