Denison Memorial
Denison Memorial
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Anne (Dudley) Bradstreet, — sister of Patience Denison ; for eight years Ipswich was their home, and here the young poetess wrote several of her rhymes, and here some of her children were born ; and there is Governor Thomas Dudley, father of Mistress Denison, he lived next door to the Bradstreets on High street, a few rods east of the Burying Yard ; he was the first person on record who employed Indians as servants; Robert Lord and William Bartholomew, our early Clerks and noble men ; the Paine...s who founded the Grammar School ; the Cogswells who lived in tapestried rooms ; the Wades and Bakers who married Governors daughters ; John Dane who left a quaint story of his English boyhood ; Daniel Warner who wrote poetry; and our own Hubbard, with jewelled lips, the pride of our town's young life. These were the type of men who grasped the folds of Denison's doublet, when the richness of the banks of the Merrimac lured him, and prevailed upon him to stay.
But with all that must remain unsaid, there is one more we ought to talk about, — the Town doctor, — Gyles Firmin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anne (Dudley) Bradstreet, — sister of Patience Denison ; for eight years Ipswich was their home, and here the young poetess wrote several of her rhymes, and here some of her children were born ; and there is Governor Thomas Dudley, father of Mistress Denison, he lived next door to the Bradstreets on High street, a few rods east of the Burying Yard ; he was the first person on record who employed Indians as servants; Robert Lord and William Bartholomew, our early Clerks and noble men ; the Paine...s who founded the Grammar School ; the Cogswells who lived in tapestried rooms ; the Wades and Bakers who married Governors daughters ; John Dane who left a quaint story of his English boyhood ; Daniel Warner who wrote poetry; and our own Hubbard, with jewelled lips, the pride of our town's young life. These were the type of men who grasped the folds of Denison's doublet, when the richness of the banks of the Merrimac lured him, and prevailed upon him to stay.
But with all that must remain unsaid, there is one more we ought to talk about, — the Town doctor, — Gyles Firmin.
What to read after Denison Memorial?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D D Daniel Dennison Slade to read onlineMoreLess
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