Log-Book of Timothy Boardman
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" Timothy Boardman's cedar lot, is now one ofthe largest marble quarries in Rutland, a town which is said to furnishone-half of all the marble produced in the United States. It brought toone of his sons, a handsome addition to farm profits, but was disposedof just before its great value was appreciated and lost, as in case ofthe Maine lands.
His grandfather Timothy Boardman, is said to have been "a short, stockyman;" his monument, and until recently that of his father Daniel, son ofthe emigrant... from England, might both be seen, near together in the oldcemetery at Wethersfield.
The author of the Log-Book, was a little below the average height, ofrather full face, with a peach-bloom tinge of red on each cheek in oldage, and of light complexion, and light hair. His motions were quick, and his constitution healthful, though he was never strong. He hadundoubtedly a mind of fair ability; inclined perhaps to conservativeviews, and acting as spontaneously, it may be in criticism, as in anyother exercise of its energies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Timothy Boardman's cedar lot, is now one ofthe largest marble quarries in Rutland, a town which is said to furnishone-half of all the marble produced in the United States. It brought toone of his sons, a handsome addition to farm profits, but was disposedof just before its great value was appreciated and lost, as in case ofthe Maine lands.
His grandfather Timothy Boardman, is said to have been "a short, stockyman;" his monument, and until recently that of his father Daniel, son ofthe emigrant... from England, might both be seen, near together in the oldcemetery at Wethersfield.
The author of the Log-Book, was a little below the average height, ofrather full face, with a peach-bloom tinge of red on each cheek in oldage, and of light complexion, and light hair. His motions were quick, and his constitution healthful, though he was never strong. He hadundoubtedly a mind of fair ability; inclined perhaps to conservativeviews, and acting as spontaneously, it may be in criticism, as in anyother exercise of its energies.
What to read after Log-Book of Timothy Boardman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boardman Timothy to read onlineMoreLess
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