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Boating trips on New England rivers (1884)

Fellows, Henry Parker · Boston, Cupples, Upham and company · leaf 42

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of the school, and has given the philosophicenterprise its chief reputation. The view from Lees Hill, an inconsiderable elevationthat rises behind Egg Rock, is quite extensive, varied,and beautiful. Toward the northwest appears the mag-nificent extent of the State Prison, like a huge palace — THE… … There are many points of interest in and about Con-cord. The tavern wherein Major Pitcairn stirred hisfamous glass of toddy with a bloody finger, exclaiming, I will stir the Yankee blood in the same way before night,is still standing, in nearly the same condition as when theMajor uttered his bloody…

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