First Steps in Geography
First Steps in Geography
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Quarries in these states yield fine marble and granite. Many fishing vessels sail from Gloucester and other ports of New England.
Massachusetts. Boston is the capital of Massachusetts. It is the largest city in New New England is hilly land. Most of its soil is poor, but its rivers are swift and turn wheels for many mills. Years ago the wheels were turned wholly by water, but now steam is used also. These states lead in making cotton and woolen cloth. They are also first in making boots and sho...es. The many workshops pro- duce nearly all kinds of tools.
There are soft-wood forests in the northern row of states. Some of the wood is ground to pulp and made into paper. The largest paper mills in the country are here.
England. Its harbor is wide and deep. This city is one of the chief ports of the country. Many prod- ucts from the West pass through this port to Europe.
Many cities and towns in these states have great mills and factories.
Much of the cotton and wool used in them goes through Boston.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quarries in these states yield fine marble and granite. Many fishing vessels sail from Gloucester and other ports of New England.
Massachusetts. Boston is the capital of Massachusetts. It is the largest city in New New England is hilly land. Most of its soil is poor, but its rivers are swift and turn wheels for many mills. Years ago the wheels were turned wholly by water, but now steam is used also. These states lead in making cotton and woolen cloth. They are also first in making boots and sho...es. The many workshops pro- duce nearly all kinds of tools.
There are soft-wood forests in the northern row of states. Some of the wood is ground to pulp and made into paper. The largest paper mills in the country are here.
England. Its harbor is wide and deep. This city is one of the chief ports of the country. Many prod- ucts from the West pass through this port to Europe.
Many cities and towns in these states have great mills and factories.
Much of the cotton and wool used in them goes through Boston.
What to read after First Steps in Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alex Everett Frye to read onlineMoreLess
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