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Excerpt from Colonel Austin Rice, Charlotte Baker Rice of Conway: A Memorial
Connecticut river. The Conway township thus from its eastern ridges and from all its higher points overlooks the valley region eastward and southward to the river and far beyond it. Its hills, less elevated than those further at the west, are also less cold and bleak., They are covered with green pastures and forests; and they shelter plateaus and valleys of fertile lands upon their sides and at their feet. They are of graceful forms, casting everywhere as one goes among them their changing aspects upon the skies. They give forth springs upon every side; and there are many brooks and channels with stony beds, so that from almost every dwelling in the town there may be heard in the stillness of the night the sounds of the running waters.
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