Little boys always have known the Passaic River as a place to relive the epic of Huck Finn, to fish, skip stones on the surface, row boats, and swim (before bacterial counts).
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Chatham
by John T. Cunningham
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"Little boys always have known the Passaic River as a place to relive the epic of Huck Finn, to fish, skip stones on the surface, row boats, and swim (before bacterial counts)."
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