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unfavourable. Till slides came in twenty minutes had only once been beaten, and that was by the Oxford crew of 1857 in prac-
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tice (19 min. 53 see.); and as Mr. T. Egan, at that date editor of aquatics in ‘Bell’s Life,’ then recorded in that journal, the oldest
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waterman could hardly recall such springs as foamed through Putney arches that week, and especially upon that day of trial
