Boating Trips On New England Rivers
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KENT. STKATFOHD.
"TTTE luul little opportunity to see Kent, but it had ' all the dignity of an eminently respectable New- England village, in the quiet air of early morning, as we left it still asleep on (nu- way to the Ijoat. We carried the boat around the dam on a wheelbarrow, and, relying upon the statement of a workman, put the l)oat in the tail-race, and, having loaded tlie l)aggage, embarked ourselves. The race was narrow and the current swift, and the boat got athwart the stream under a ...low-lying, projecting tree and filled, and all the baggage was washed out and got wet. Furthermore, after getting righted, we found that the race at the end expanded into shallows, — which, however, had never lieen the case before, — that would liave made a carry necessary in any event ; so Ave were not at all obliged to our informant. We easily rescued everything, however, including a can of julienne soup. We were continually reserving the julienne for a choice occasion, but after losing it in both our overturns, we carried it tlie length of the river, and, sad to relate, brought it home unused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
KENT. STKATFOHD.
"TTTE luul little opportunity to see Kent, but it had ' all the dignity of an eminently respectable New- England village, in the quiet air of early morning, as we left it still asleep on (nu- way to the Ijoat. We carried the boat around the dam on a wheelbarrow, and, relying upon the statement of a workman, put the l)oat in the tail-race, and, having loaded tlie l)aggage, embarked ourselves. The race was narrow and the current swift, and the boat got athwart the stream under a ...low-lying, projecting tree and filled, and all the baggage was washed out and got wet. Furthermore, after getting righted, we found that the race at the end expanded into shallows, — which, however, had never lieen the case before, — that would liave made a carry necessary in any event ; so Ave were not at all obliged to our informant. We easily rescued everything, however, including a can of julienne soup. We were continually reserving the julienne for a choice occasion, but after losing it in both our overturns, we carried it tlie length of the river, and, sad to relate, brought it home unused.
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