Fellows, Henry Parker · Boston, Cupples, Upham and company · leaf 134
probably would be, and had provided ourselveswith means to make them tight. It was necessary, how-ever, to procure a skilful workman to repair the injury,and, upon inquiry, we were directed to the wheelwright, THE NASHUA 1UVEB 131 Mr. Goselin. We carried the boat with our baggage ona wheelbarrow,… … of the river. Goselin examined the break carefully, andthen with a calm, judicial air that was eminently reassur-ing said he could repair it on the morrow. Just beyond Goselins a handsome stone bridge withstone parapets spans the Nashua, and only a few steps 132 BOATING Til IPS. away is an ordinary…
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