Letters From Colonial Children
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" There is another kind of shell money that is worth more than wampum. This is sewant. It is made of the blue part of the clam shell. Three of these beads make a penny. The Indians think the blue sewant is beautiful, and they wear long chains of it for ornaments. There are plenty of clam shells over on the Breuckelen shore ; but it is so much work to make the wampum, and much more the sewant, and the squaws feel so well dressed when they have some strings of it, that I don't wonder they are wil...ling to give venison and arrows and skins to get it, just as we should be to get gold. I think that, if 220 H cc a 55 HH Q a H LETTERS FROM COLONIAL CHILDREN New York, September 30, 1664.
I am afraid I shall never know what it was that I thought. I put the letter away, meaning to write pages and pages more about the way the Indians and the Dutch do things, and what T myself am doing when I am not with the young folks on a good time or walking up Maiden Lane with flax or linen, for I really did weave a piece last winter, and I feel very proud of it, - -or just having a cosy little time with Aunt Cat- arina, telling her about England or listening to her stories of Holland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" There is another kind of shell money that is worth more than wampum. This is sewant. It is made of the blue part of the clam shell. Three of these beads make a penny. The Indians think the blue sewant is beautiful, and they wear long chains of it for ornaments. There are plenty of clam shells over on the Breuckelen shore ; but it is so much work to make the wampum, and much more the sewant, and the squaws feel so well dressed when they have some strings of it, that I don't wonder they are wil...ling to give venison and arrows and skins to get it, just as we should be to get gold. I think that, if 220 H cc a 55 HH Q a H LETTERS FROM COLONIAL CHILDREN New York, September 30, 1664.
I am afraid I shall never know what it was that I thought. I put the letter away, meaning to write pages and pages more about the way the Indians and the Dutch do things, and what T myself am doing when I am not with the young folks on a good time or walking up Maiden Lane with flax or linen, for I really did weave a piece last winter, and I feel very proud of it, - -or just having a cosy little time with Aunt Cat- arina, telling her about England or listening to her stories of Holland.
What to read after Letters From Colonial Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tappan Eva March to read onlineMoreLess
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