A Loiterer in New England
A Loiterer in New England
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Originally it fertilized a body of salt marsh upon which bordered once valuable farms; the meadow was mown every year and yielded a con- siderable income to the proprietors of the farms and to the people of Truro: but, as early as 1802, the marsh is referred to as " long since destroyed, " while the creek then scarcely existed, " appearing only like a small depression in the sand, " and en- tirely dry at half tide. To-day no vestige of any- thing remains to establish even the location of the cr...eek, the marsh, or the farms. In these early days " Cape Cod " was a part of Truro. When, in 1714, it was made a district or precinct, under the " constableric " of Truro, one of the first official measures of the provincial legis- 114 A LOITERER IN NEW ENGLAND lature was an act to protect the harbour by restrict- ing the rights of citizens or " sojourners " to cut the wood or permit cattle to browse in the salt marshes. At the same time the boxing and barking of pine trees for the production of pitch and turpentine was prohibited by a state statute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Originally it fertilized a body of salt marsh upon which bordered once valuable farms; the meadow was mown every year and yielded a con- siderable income to the proprietors of the farms and to the people of Truro: but, as early as 1802, the marsh is referred to as " long since destroyed, " while the creek then scarcely existed, " appearing only like a small depression in the sand, " and en- tirely dry at half tide. To-day no vestige of any- thing remains to establish even the location of the cr...eek, the marsh, or the farms. In these early days " Cape Cod " was a part of Truro. When, in 1714, it was made a district or precinct, under the " constableric " of Truro, one of the first official measures of the provincial legis- 114 A LOITERER IN NEW ENGLAND lature was an act to protect the harbour by restrict- ing the rights of citizens or " sojourners " to cut the wood or permit cattle to browse in the salt marshes. At the same time the boxing and barking of pine trees for the production of pitch and turpentine was prohibited by a state statute.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henderson, Helen Weston, 1874- to read onlineMoreLess
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