. Attraverso i wilds; un record di sport e avventura nelle foreste del New Hampshire e del Maine . ATTRAVERSO LE SELVAGGE. 225 miglia impongono una barriera impenetrabile in quella direzione. La parte superiore del lago, con il suo gruppo di isole, Cucupstic Narrows, Haines Landing con Richardsons Camp, Fryes Camp sul suo rockybluff, Eagle Point appena sopra, l'intero lago Cucustoptic, BirchIsland, Deer Mountains, la radura a Indian Rock, con CampKennebago, West Ken-nebago Mountain, e molti dei picchi di Boun-dary, Forma la felina tra Americanand British possessions.The simmetrico, tondo-top picco di

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. Through the wilds; a record of sport and adventure in the forests of New Hampshire and Maine . THROUGH THE WILDS. 225 miles impose an impenetrable barrier in that direction. The upperpart of the lake, with its cluster of islands, Cupsuptic Narrows, Haines Landing with Richardsons Camp, Fryes Camp on its rockybluff, Eagle Point just above, the whole of Cupsuptic Lake, BirchIsland, Deer Mountains, the clearing at Indian Rock, with CampKennebago, West Ken-nebago Mountain, andseveral of the Boun-dary peaks, form theline between Americanand British possessions.The symmetrical, round-topped peak of Observ-atory Mountain, and thegiant peaks of Azisco-hos, the monarch of thehills in this reo-ion, arealso brouMit withinrange from this pointof observation. Fromhere a walk of twentyminutes broueht the. CAMP AZISCOHOS, MOLECHUNKAMUNK LAKE. party to the foot of the mountain ; and, after a short rest, they again embarked in the row-boats, and returned to Richardsons, reaching the hotel at six oclock, all delighted with their excursion. Supper, for which they all felt acraving after their romantic scramble, a fine sunset view from thepiazza, and several songs in the evening, completed a most satis-factory day. The next morning at half-past eight they bade Mr. Richardson 226 THROUGH THE WILDS. farewell, and went on board the steamer. They had been muchpleased with their stay at Haines Landing, and expressed theirregret to their pleasant and obliging landlord at having to leavehim so soon. The team from the other lake now arrived ; and thedriver informing the captain there were no passengers to come, thelines were hauled in, and the boat steamed toward the Upper Dam. /

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• bookcentury1800
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