Old Seaport Towns of New England
Old Seaport Towns of New England
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Gargantua might have eaten straight down the list in his lusty youth, but he would have died of the feat. We all had those fine appetites one picks up so easily and frequently on the New England coast, but couldn't make more than a mere dent in the menu.
Magnolia is called what it is because of a swamp near the station where the Magnolia Glaucus is found in considerable quantities, this being its most northern point. A lovely evergreen shrub that grows twice as high as your head, with thick lea...ves that have a bluish tinge on top, and are silvery below. We hunted in vain for one of the globu- lar, creamy, fragrant flowers that are so thick in July; there were not even any buds, so far as we could discover.
All about Magnolia the woods are particularly beautiful, and full of little paths that run about -M23-*- OLD SEAPORT TOWNS haphazardly, leading, most of them, in the direc- tion of the coast, though some appear to strike away toward the interior with an air of lovely promise. Some day we are going back — another place that insists on a return engagement — to take one of those sea-departing ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gargantua might have eaten straight down the list in his lusty youth, but he would have died of the feat. We all had those fine appetites one picks up so easily and frequently on the New England coast, but couldn't make more than a mere dent in the menu.
Magnolia is called what it is because of a swamp near the station where the Magnolia Glaucus is found in considerable quantities, this being its most northern point. A lovely evergreen shrub that grows twice as high as your head, with thick lea...ves that have a bluish tinge on top, and are silvery below. We hunted in vain for one of the globu- lar, creamy, fragrant flowers that are so thick in July; there were not even any buds, so far as we could discover.
All about Magnolia the woods are particularly beautiful, and full of little paths that run about -M23-*- OLD SEAPORT TOWNS haphazardly, leading, most of them, in the direc- tion of the coast, though some appear to strike away toward the interior with an air of lovely promise. Some day we are going back — another place that insists on a return engagement — to take one of those sea-departing ways.
What to read after Old Seaport Towns of New England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hildegarde Hawthorne to read onlineMoreLess
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