Bronson Alcotts Fruitlands
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] "Fruitlands, " so called because fruit was to be the principal staple of daily food, and to be culti- vated on the farm, was a spot well chosen ; it was retired, breathing quiet and tranquillity. No neighboring dwelling obstructed the view of Na- ture, and it lay some distance even from a by- path road, in a delightful solitude. The house, somewhat dilapidated, was on the slope of a slowly ascending hill ; stretched before it was a small valley under cultivation, with fields of corn, potatoes..., and meadow. In the distance loomed up on high "Cheshire's haughty hill, " Monadnoc. Such was the spot chosen by men inspired to live a holier life, to bring Eden once more upon earth. These men were impressed with the religiousness 76 BRONSON ALCOTT'S FRUITLANDS of their enterprise. When the first load of hay was driven into the barn and the first fork was about to be plunged into it, one of the family took off his hat and said, " I take off my hat, not that I reverence the barn more than other places, but because this is the first fruit of our labor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] "Fruitlands, " so called because fruit was to be the principal staple of daily food, and to be culti- vated on the farm, was a spot well chosen ; it was retired, breathing quiet and tranquillity. No neighboring dwelling obstructed the view of Na- ture, and it lay some distance even from a by- path road, in a delightful solitude. The house, somewhat dilapidated, was on the slope of a slowly ascending hill ; stretched before it was a small valley under cultivation, with fields of corn, potatoes..., and meadow. In the distance loomed up on high "Cheshire's haughty hill, " Monadnoc. Such was the spot chosen by men inspired to live a holier life, to bring Eden once more upon earth. These men were impressed with the religiousness 76 BRONSON ALCOTT'S FRUITLANDS of their enterprise. When the first load of hay was driven into the barn and the first fork was about to be plunged into it, one of the family took off his hat and said, " I take off my hat, not that I reverence the barn more than other places, but because this is the first fruit of our labor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara Endicott Sears to read onlineMoreLess
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