Fellows, Henry Parker · Boston, Cupples, Upham and company · leaf 156
ntle rocking of the boat, all contributedto lull ones senses to a dumb feeling of enjoyment.Unless, indeed, I am very much mistaken, some one didfall asleep. At length the river approached a high hill on the east THE NASHUA SIVEB. 153 and we swung under a bridge of the Worcester andNashua Railroad,… … distant on top of the hill, and is reached by a direct, butpretty steep road. The view along the way, and especiallynear and at the summit, however, amply repays thetrouble of ascent. The valley of the Nashua below iswide and deep, and stretches away a magnificent vistatowards the southwest.…
Boats and boating · Rivers
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