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 | | The valleys of Indian stream and Connecticut river seem to have formed the principal camping-grounds of the tribe during their annual visits, relics of which are not infrequently found even now. |
 | | The streams and ponds are abundantly stocked with trout, "lunge," and various other kinds of edible fish, while through its forests moose, deer and caribou roamed in such numbers as had never been found in any of the more southerly portions of the state. |
 | | During the existence of the "Indian Stream Government," at this humble institution of learning, men, now holding prominent positions at the bar, in the pulpit, in the medical profession, and in mercantile life, received their early elementary education. |
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