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. . This was our first discovery whilst our shallop was in repairing " 184 INDIANS AND PIONEERS.
CHAPTER XIV.
THE PLYMOUTH PLANTATION.
1620.
This is the name of Mr. Bradford's book and of the Pilgrims' colony, in what is now part of Mass- achusetts, for the first settlement was made, not on Cape Cod, but on the main coast of Massachusetts Bay. There Captain John Smith had found a harbor and put it on his map of New England about six years before ; and Prince Charles had named it for Plymouth, E...ngland, the same port from which the Pilgrims last sailed, you remember.
The Pilgrims reached this harbor of New Ply- mouth in December. An exploring party in the shallop was caught by a blinding snowstorm. The cold was so intense that the spray of the salt water froze on the men's clothing until it was like coat- of-mail, they said.
On a Friday evening, this small band of pioneers EARLIEST DAYS IN AMERICA. 185 reached the island at the entrance to the harbor.
They named it after the Mayfloiver's mate, Clarke's Island.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . This was our first discovery whilst our shallop was in repairing " 184 INDIANS AND PIONEERS.
CHAPTER XIV.
THE PLYMOUTH PLANTATION.
1620.
This is the name of Mr. Bradford's book and of the Pilgrims' colony, in what is now part of Mass- achusetts, for the first settlement was made, not on Cape Cod, but on the main coast of Massachusetts Bay. There Captain John Smith had found a harbor and put it on his map of New England about six years before ; and Prince Charles had named it for Plymouth, E...ngland, the same port from which the Pilgrims last sailed, you remember.
The Pilgrims reached this harbor of New Ply- mouth in December. An exploring party in the shallop was caught by a blinding snowstorm. The cold was so intense that the spray of the salt water froze on the men's clothing until it was like coat- of-mail, they said.
On a Friday evening, this small band of pioneers EARLIEST DAYS IN AMERICA. 185 reached the island at the entrance to the harbor.
They named it after the Mayfloiver's mate, Clarke's Island.
What to read after Earliest Days in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dutton, Samuel Train, 1849-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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