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The rounded river stones flew past beneath us , plainly to be seen through the clear water and so close that one found oneself trying to sit lightly , expecting any moment a smash from below . Almost immediately the Pipestone River came ...
The rounded river stones flew past beneath us , plainly to be seen through the clear water and so close that one found oneself trying to sit lightly , expecting any moment a smash from below . Almost immediately the Pipestone River came ...
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We raced on down the green river with the valley glowing under the October sun . It felt as though summer could never end , and I was confident that we could at least reach the quiet water before dark . Once we got that far , time and ...
We raced on down the green river with the valley glowing under the October sun . It felt as though summer could never end , and I was confident that we could at least reach the quiet water before dark . Once we got that far , time and ...
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Then came the swirl and pull of the eddies , and then the blackness again of the unbroken river . Slowly the roar of that riffle faded away behind us— and then the distant mutter of the next one came from down river on the still night ...
Then came the swirl and pull of the eddies , and then the blackness again of the unbroken river . Slowly the roar of that riffle faded away behind us— and then the distant mutter of the next one came from down river on the still night ...
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Contents
AN INNOCENT IN THE AIR BY ROBERT HUNTER | 96 |
THE BOW RIVER BY R M PATTERSON | 194 |
ATAHUAS HATS BY PAMELA ERIKSSON | 288 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 288 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1960 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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