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River East Branch I found yesterday divided into three streams: one followed the Old Channel; one leaving the Old Channel burst across the highway and flowed straight down through the Swamp Land back of the Village coming out to the River again half a mile below; the third followed straight down the highway through the Main Street of the Village between the two rows of houses. I became the most thoroughly and experimentally acquainted with this latter stream, which was from one to two feet deep, with a very rapid current, but so obstructed by floating logs & various lumber, that my poor horse Bessie found much trouble in getting along. | River East Branch I found yesterday divided into three streams: one followed the Old Channel; one leaving the Old Channel burst across the highway and flowed straight down through the Swamp Land back of the Village coming out to the River again half a mile below; the third followed straight down the highway through the Main Street of the Village between the two rows of houses. I became the most thoroughly and experimentally acquainted with this latter stream, which was from one to two feet deep, with a very rapid current, but so obstructed by floating logs & various lumber, that my poor horse Bessie found much trouble in getting along. | ||
Please acquaint me whether this Mighty rain and great [[Fresh?]] extendeth unto the region of Jack Pond & | Please acquaint me whether this Mighty rain and great [[Fresh?]] extendeth unto the region of Jack Pond & Tirem Mountain. | ||
Your genealogical paper, duly received and thankfully appreciated Can there then be found no way of bringing to bear some nearer relationship with Old Horse Head? Certainly his looks approve him. He said though that he little resembled his immediate relatives. It may be a remarkable instance of "Breeding back" I think that is the technical term among Breeders. | Your genealogical paper, duly received and thankfully appreciated Can there then be found no way of bringing to bear some nearer relationship with Old Horse Head? Certainly his looks approve him. He said though that he little resembled his immediate relatives. It may be a remarkable instance of "Breeding back" I think that is the technical term among Breeders. | ||
My visiting home this Fall is extremely uncertain. I am afraid it grows more & more so as the time wears away. I want much much to, and much to see you. I have thought some of going on to Waterford, if I could go no farther. Perhaps if you could write just when you want to leave there, I might | My visiting home this Fall is extremely uncertain. I am afraid it grows more & more so as the time wears away. I want much much to, and much to see you. I have thought some of going on to Waterford, if I could go no farther. Perhaps if you could write just when you want to leave there, I might | ||
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River East Branch I found yesterday divided into three streams: one followed the Old Channel; one leaving the Old Channel burst across the highway and flowed straight down through the Swamp Land back of the Village coming out to the River again half a mile below; the third followed straight down the highway through the Main Street of the Village between the two rows of houses. I became the most thoroughly and experimentally acquainted with this latter stream, which was from one to two feet deep, with a very rapid current, but so obstructed by floating logs & various lumber, that my poor horse Bessie found much trouble in getting along. Please acquaint me whether this Mighty rain and great Fresh? extendeth unto the region of Jack Pond & Tirem Mountain.
Your genealogical paper, duly received and thankfully appreciated Can there then be found no way of bringing to bear some nearer relationship with Old Horse Head? Certainly his looks approve him. He said though that he little resembled his immediate relatives. It may be a remarkable instance of "Breeding back" I think that is the technical term among Breeders.
My visiting home this Fall is extremely uncertain. I am afraid it grows more & more so as the time wears away. I want much much to, and much to see you. I have thought some of going on to Waterford, if I could go no farther. Perhaps if you could write just when you want to leave there, I might