Our Colonial Homes
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Near this monument formerly stood the old hostelry known, from its sign, as the Bell Tavern. The honest publican, being also a dealer in chocolate, affixed to his sign-post, underneath the bell, a board inscribed with the couplet - " Francis Symonds makes and sells The best of chocolate, also shells. 5 THE COLLINS HOUSE 129 Here also the patriot troops, on their way from Salem to Cam bridge, in 1775, halted for refreshment. In the absence of an organized commissariat, the commanding officers we...re, in those days, usually authorized by the selectmen of the towns to which they belonged to refresh their men at the inns along their route. On one occasion, when there was not time to call the selectmen of Salem together, Timothy Pickering made himself personally respon sible for the refreshment of a large detachment, marching to join the Provincials. The "Bell" was also for some time the residence of Elizabeth Whitman, whose singular story, under the fictitious name of Eliza Wharton, excited the sensibilities of thousands a generation or two ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Near this monument formerly stood the old hostelry known, from its sign, as the Bell Tavern. The honest publican, being also a dealer in chocolate, affixed to his sign-post, underneath the bell, a board inscribed with the couplet - " Francis Symonds makes and sells The best of chocolate, also shells. 5 THE COLLINS HOUSE 129 Here also the patriot troops, on their way from Salem to Cam bridge, in 1775, halted for refreshment. In the absence of an organized commissariat, the commanding officers we...re, in those days, usually authorized by the selectmen of the towns to which they belonged to refresh their men at the inns along their route. On one occasion, when there was not time to call the selectmen of Salem together, Timothy Pickering made himself personally respon sible for the refreshment of a large detachment, marching to join the Provincials. The "Bell" was also for some time the residence of Elizabeth Whitman, whose singular story, under the fictitious name of Eliza Wharton, excited the sensibilities of thousands a generation or two ago.
What to read after Our Colonial Homes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drake Samuel Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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