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Boating trips on New England rivers (1884)

Fellows, Henry Parker · Boston : Cupples, Upham and company · leaf 97

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ountry intervening, like blue bar-riers of eternity. The name Bash-Bish, whicli was originally bestowedupon the falls by the Indians, signifies, it is said. WildWaters. A hotel has been built near the foot of the falls,at the head of the ravine, which is indeed altogether adelightfully wild… … ^.ijir, ^^■■Gflvs:t;,„,foa among the rocks under the foot-bridge of the mill anda passenger bridge just below, and then swiftly driftedstern foremost througli a stretch of rapids, past a deserted THE no I -,SU TOXIC HI I ^EE. 95 mill oil f)iie side and the houses of the village opposite.The sun…

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