Letters From Bermuda
Letters From Bermuda
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It is a sleepy old place, however, not much going on except when the Halifax steamer stops there, on her way to and from St. Thomas. On a high hill back of the town are the barracks, a large number of troops being constantly stationed there. The view from this hill is magnificent, — before you St. David and other islands.
36 LETTERS FROM B£RMUt)A« behind, the sea stretching far away. Near the barracks a new church is going up, built of the white stone of the island, and some say it is to excel,... when done. Trinity here. The parish church is down in the town, and is one of the oldest in Bermuda. We regretted not being able to go over to St.
David, but as the only approach to it is by a long ferry, we had not the time for it. We hope to go to St. George again, however, as our stay in Bermuda is to be prolonged, and then we shall be able to " do up" the neighborhood.
Near one of the caves we visited, on our way back from St. George, grows one of the most lovely and singular plants I ever saw, called the " shell-plant." It has a large leaf and a long stalk, from which in perpendicular rows hung more than two dozen bell-shaped flowers, each flower tipped with the most delicate roseate tints, like the lip of a shell : hence the name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a sleepy old place, however, not much going on except when the Halifax steamer stops there, on her way to and from St. Thomas. On a high hill back of the town are the barracks, a large number of troops being constantly stationed there. The view from this hill is magnificent, — before you St. David and other islands.
36 LETTERS FROM B£RMUt)A« behind, the sea stretching far away. Near the barracks a new church is going up, built of the white stone of the island, and some say it is to excel,... when done. Trinity here. The parish church is down in the town, and is one of the oldest in Bermuda. We regretted not being able to go over to St.
David, but as the only approach to it is by a long ferry, we had not the time for it. We hope to go to St. George again, however, as our stay in Bermuda is to be prolonged, and then we shall be able to " do up" the neighborhood.
Near one of the caves we visited, on our way back from St. George, grows one of the most lovely and singular plants I ever saw, called the " shell-plant." It has a large leaf and a long stalk, from which in perpendicular rows hung more than two dozen bell-shaped flowers, each flower tipped with the most delicate roseate tints, like the lip of a shell : hence the name.
What to read after Letters From Bermuda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Anthony Eames to read onlineMoreLess
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