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Boating trips on New England rivers (1884)

Fellows, Henry Parker · Boston, Cupples, Upham and company · leaf 144

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side, while on the right,opposite, is a hill of graceful slope, marked by a greatelm and crowned by a farm-house. There is no village insight, but the place, I believe, goes by the name of SouthLancaster. We made a portage, which was very easy, to THE NASHUA UIVER. 141 the right of the bridge, to… … ///f^ South! an caster1 We lowered the boat over a little ledge of rocks belowthe fall, and, while backing her down stream, had ourattention attracted to a man on the bridge, who waswildly gesticulating, as his voice was useless in explana-tion, on account of the noise of the water. We…

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