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A Thousand Miles in the Rob Roy Canoe on Rivers and Lakes of Europe

Note XXI — Chapter VIII

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] I had not then acquired the knowledge of a valuable fact, that a sharp wave of this kind never has a rock behind it. A sharp wave requires free water at its rear, and it is therefore in the safest part of the river so far as concealed dangers are concerned. This at least was the conclusion come to after frequent observation afterwards of many such places.

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