Original Contributions to the American Pioneer
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They crossed this fine stream in a large flat boat, and were now in Pennsylvania. The following night was passed at a farm house, not far from the town. The owner was of German descent and kept above a hundred hives of bees. The travelers were regaled on the provincial dish of buckwheat cakes, and honey. This was a rare article of diet to the females, and eaten with a high relish, after the fatigues of the journey. The cakes were a new dish, as they had been brought, up in a region where this g...rain was rarely cultivated — their main bread-stuff being furnished from Indian corn and rye, so natural to the climate of New England.
The next day they passed through Bethlehem, a noted Moravian town, built at an early day on the Lehigh. Here the children were much amused at the sight of a tame bear, and some pet deer, which belonged to the Moravians. They also saw the young females just coming out of school. Their dress was a short gown and petticoat, while their heads were covered with little, snug, white linen caps, giving them a very neat appearance.
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They crossed this fine stream in a large flat boat, and were now in Pennsylvania. The following night was passed at a farm house, not far from the town. The owner was of German descent and kept above a hundred hives of bees. The travelers were regaled on the provincial dish of buckwheat cakes, and honey. This was a rare article of diet to the females, and eaten with a high relish, after the fatigues of the journey. The cakes were a new dish, as they had been brought, up in a region where this g...rain was rarely cultivated — their main bread-stuff being furnished from Indian corn and rye, so natural to the climate of New England.
The next day they passed through Bethlehem, a noted Moravian town, built at an early day on the Lehigh. Here the children were much amused at the sight of a tame bear, and some pet deer, which belonged to the Moravians. They also saw the young females just coming out of school. Their dress was a short gown and petticoat, while their heads were covered with little, snug, white linen caps, giving them a very neat appearance.
What to read after Original Contributions to the American Pioneer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel P Samuel Prescott Hildreth to read onlineMoreLess
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