Annals of the Town of Hillsborough volume 1
Annals of the Town of Hillsborough volume 1
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They endured hardships almost inconceivable in transporting their necessaries over these rough ways. We are told diat it required three men to steady the vehicle which conveyed the furniture of the Rev. Mv. Barnes, from Aralierst to this town. They had no bridges, but wore obliged to ford the streams which were often swollen, so as to be impassable. They j^ossessed but few implements of husbandry. Their dwellings were at first rude huts, built of logs and furnished with none of the luxuries, an...d comparatively few, of the conveniences of life.
"Through years of toil, through years of want, Tliey bravely struggled on ; And lo ! the forest melts away, I'hc sturdy pines are gone. " OF HILLHDOROIGII. 27 Their manner of living was extremely simple. When they had milk, a considerable part of their food was bread and milk. In the winter when they had no milk, they made great account of bean porridge, samp broth, pork, and beans, &c. Tea, coffee, sugar and molasses, were dainties which they seldom afforded ; and equally re- moved from the extravagance of modern times, was their style of dress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They endured hardships almost inconceivable in transporting their necessaries over these rough ways. We are told diat it required three men to steady the vehicle which conveyed the furniture of the Rev. Mv. Barnes, from Aralierst to this town. They had no bridges, but wore obliged to ford the streams which were often swollen, so as to be impassable. They j^ossessed but few implements of husbandry. Their dwellings were at first rude huts, built of logs and furnished with none of the luxuries, an...d comparatively few, of the conveniences of life.
"Through years of toil, through years of want, Tliey bravely struggled on ; And lo ! the forest melts away, I'hc sturdy pines are gone. " OF HILLHDOROIGII. 27 Their manner of living was extremely simple. When they had milk, a considerable part of their food was bread and milk. In the winter when they had no milk, they made great account of bean porridge, samp broth, pork, and beans, &c. Tea, coffee, sugar and molasses, were dainties which they seldom afforded ; and equally re- moved from the extravagance of modern times, was their style of dress.
What to read after Annals of the Town of Hillsborough volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles James Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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