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pages 182-183

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Identifier ORU_WTXT_026dn http://oregondigital.org/u?/wwdl,723
Title pages 182-183
Relation Down The Columbia
Date 2004-08-10
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Description and I have an idea that we managed to keep a considerable way even over the speeding current right to the finish. It was quite the wettest river run I ever made. A number of times during the war I was in a destroyer when something turned up to send it driving with all the speed it had — or all its plates would stand, rather — into a head sea. That meant that it made most of the run tunnelling under water. And that was the way it seemed going down Priest Rapids, only not so bad, of course....

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