Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 423
drifts slowly back toward tfalls, like the straws on the water in the tub.more ice is constantly being carried down by twater, this portion of the river soon becomes pro]well covered with large blocks, which at lenjlbecome wedged together, and frozen so that ttform what is called a bridge, reaching… … WILD GEESE cold winters. For a mile below the falls the riveris wide and deep, and although there is an exceed-ingly rapid current at the bottom, the water at thetop has very little forward motion, part of it actually the river, and as not all the gulls which have gered here are able to obtain…
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