Burrillville As It Was And It is
Burrillville As It Was And It is
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It was presented to a gentleman of Providence, and we have not heard of it since. Wliether its hue changed as it grew older, whether it still attracts the curiosity of amateurs in natural history, or whether it has died in its loneliness, we are not able to inform our readers, but we assure them an animal more perfect in form and motion has never been seen in Bur rill ville.
Black squirrels so numerous in the middle and western states are never seen in our woods. The grey variety are plenty.
46... BURRILLVILLE, CHAPTER VI.
GLOCESTER AND ITS DIVISION.
From 1636 to 1730, the territory wliicli forms our town was included within the limits of Provi- dence. In the latter year an act was passed by the General Assembly of His Majesty's Colony of Rhode Island " to incorporate the outlands of Providence into three towns. " A Committee had been sent out by Roger Williams, to survey the parts north of the city, and when they looked from Solitary Hill, near Triptown, over the barren lands, they re- turned and made their report, that " no one would ever settle " beyond that point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was presented to a gentleman of Providence, and we have not heard of it since. Wliether its hue changed as it grew older, whether it still attracts the curiosity of amateurs in natural history, or whether it has died in its loneliness, we are not able to inform our readers, but we assure them an animal more perfect in form and motion has never been seen in Bur rill ville.
Black squirrels so numerous in the middle and western states are never seen in our woods. The grey variety are plenty.
46... BURRILLVILLE, CHAPTER VI.
GLOCESTER AND ITS DIVISION.
From 1636 to 1730, the territory wliicli forms our town was included within the limits of Provi- dence. In the latter year an act was passed by the General Assembly of His Majesty's Colony of Rhode Island " to incorporate the outlands of Providence into three towns. " A Committee had been sent out by Roger Williams, to survey the parts north of the city, and when they looked from Solitary Hill, near Triptown, over the barren lands, they re- turned and made their report, that " no one would ever settle " beyond that point.
What to read after Burrillville As It Was And It is?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace a Keach to read onlineMoreLess
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