Extracts From the Journals Kept By the Rev Thomas Smith Late Pastor of the Fir
Extracts From the Journals Kept By the Rev Thomas Smith Late Pastor of the Fir
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The fowls and chickens have destroyed the grass-hoppeis. 25. It is a won- derful year for grass. August. Cold weather the last of this nionth. Septtmher. It has been very dry all this month. JVovemher 3. We pulled up all our turnips. Fine weather. JDecemher SO. Hardly any winter yet.
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January 2. 'Tis thought the ground is frozen four feet deep. 11. It snowed ail day. 16. A level snow of about eight inches, but turned to rain. 17. Glare of ice. 18 to 22. Snow. 27. More snow. 31. Pleasant. F...ebruary. Rains and pleasant weather alternately. March 26. It is a very backward spring indeed. SO. Spring like day ; the trees do hardly begin to bud. Jlpril 2. The goosberry bushes look quite green. 11. Snowed all day. 18. Cloudy and cold. 20. It looks no more like spring than it did a month ago. IVo plowing or gardening yet. 25. There is no grass at all. May 2. We sowed our peas, and lower garden. 4. Multi- tude of creatures are not able to get up, many have died. 9. Warm to-day. 10. The whole neighborhood without milk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fowls and chickens have destroyed the grass-hoppeis. 25. It is a won- derful year for grass. August. Cold weather the last of this nionth. Septtmher. It has been very dry all this month. JVovemher 3. We pulled up all our turnips. Fine weather. JDecemher SO. Hardly any winter yet.
1737.
January 2. 'Tis thought the ground is frozen four feet deep. 11. It snowed ail day. 16. A level snow of about eight inches, but turned to rain. 17. Glare of ice. 18 to 22. Snow. 27. More snow. 31. Pleasant. F...ebruary. Rains and pleasant weather alternately. March 26. It is a very backward spring indeed. SO. Spring like day ; the trees do hardly begin to bud. Jlpril 2. The goosberry bushes look quite green. 11. Snowed all day. 18. Cloudy and cold. 20. It looks no more like spring than it did a month ago. IVo plowing or gardening yet. 25. There is no grass at all. May 2. We sowed our peas, and lower garden. 4. Multi- tude of creatures are not able to get up, many have died. 9. Warm to-day. 10. The whole neighborhood without milk.
What to read after Extracts From the Journals Kept By the Rev Thomas Smith Late Pastor of the Fir?
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