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The Heart of the White Mountains, Their Legend and Scenery

Note 30 — SECOND JOURNEY (continued 2)

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A log-hut has been built near the summit of Mount Clinton since this was written. It is a good deed. But the long miles over the summits remain as yet neglected. Had one existed at the base of Monroe, it is probable that one life, at least, might have been saved. It is on the plain that danger and difficulties thicken.

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