Germantown History Consisting of Papers Read Before the Site And Relic Society
Germantown History Consisting of Papers Read Before the Site And Relic Society
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If you wanted an all-day walk and found Sandy Run too limited for your locomotive ambitions, you could cross to the water-shed of Plymouth Creek, which springs from Sandy Hill and purls leisurely down to Conshohocken. It 158 is a sequestered stream, shaded much by overhanging foliage and loving the depths between the hills. Its only flurry into society is the very demure one at Plymouth Meeting where it crosses the oldest-fashioned 'pike in our neighborhood. If you can resist the beckoning land...scape under the bridge, you should linger a while at Plymouth Meeting, up the road a few paces; and it is a pity the stream doesn't guide you to Barren Hill, where you would see in the eaves of the tavern the only house-martens that still "twitter in the skies" here- abouts.
The Meeting House rests behind its old stone wall as soundly as the sleepers below the modest Quaker head- stones. This is the marble country of worked-out quarries, whose contents lie around you in all conceivable forms; and you will notice the white stone held precious by the sculptor, in the most ignoble use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you wanted an all-day walk and found Sandy Run too limited for your locomotive ambitions, you could cross to the water-shed of Plymouth Creek, which springs from Sandy Hill and purls leisurely down to Conshohocken. It 158 is a sequestered stream, shaded much by overhanging foliage and loving the depths between the hills. Its only flurry into society is the very demure one at Plymouth Meeting where it crosses the oldest-fashioned 'pike in our neighborhood. If you can resist the beckoning land...scape under the bridge, you should linger a while at Plymouth Meeting, up the road a few paces; and it is a pity the stream doesn't guide you to Barren Hill, where you would see in the eaves of the tavern the only house-martens that still "twitter in the skies" here- abouts.
The Meeting House rests behind its old stone wall as soundly as the sleepers below the modest Quaker head- stones. This is the marble country of worked-out quarries, whose contents lie around you in all conceivable forms; and you will notice the white stone held precious by the sculptor, in the most ignoble use.
What to read after Germantown History Consisting of Papers Read Before the Site And Relic Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pa Site And Relic Society of Germantown to read onlineMoreLess
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