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, Dill wrote verses. Anstiss, her daughter, told me thai, when 'Ma'am wanted to rhyme up' she would take a basset and go into the woods and bring home some poetry. I , cojiU see where the woods might be an inspiration, but the basket seemed irrelevant. One of the verses in a poem of some length ran thus: 'The minister he stands in the pulpit so high And tells us from the Bible that we all must die I The refrain between each verse ran: 'They stole us from Africa, the home of the free, And brough...t us in bondage across the blue sea.
Peace to her memory! Stolen from Africa, but not ex- actly the 'home of the free'. From a little, ignorant, friend- less black child, she came to be an unusually intelligent, amiable, Christian woman." 9th SAMUEL PAGE was born in Medford. Nov. 9, 1721. He marri- Generation. e d Elizabeth Clark. Mar. 25, 1747. She died in Medford, -May 13 1763. He died Feb. 5, 1794, "in Danvers after a short but distressing sickness aged 72 years, 2 months and lo days.
There were eight children: 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Dill wrote verses. Anstiss, her daughter, told me thai, when 'Ma'am wanted to rhyme up' she would take a basset and go into the woods and bring home some poetry. I , cojiU see where the woods might be an inspiration, but the basket seemed irrelevant. One of the verses in a poem of some length ran thus: 'The minister he stands in the pulpit so high And tells us from the Bible that we all must die I The refrain between each verse ran: 'They stole us from Africa, the home of the free, And brough...t us in bondage across the blue sea.
Peace to her memory! Stolen from Africa, but not ex- actly the 'home of the free'. From a little, ignorant, friend- less black child, she came to be an unusually intelligent, amiable, Christian woman." 9th SAMUEL PAGE was born in Medford. Nov. 9, 1721. He marri- Generation. e d Elizabeth Clark. Mar. 25, 1747. She died in Medford, -May 13 1763. He died Feb. 5, 1794, "in Danvers after a short but distressing sickness aged 72 years, 2 months and lo days.
There were eight children: 1.
What to read after Page Descent : Line of Descent From Nicholas Page of England to Charles Lawrence Peirson of Boston?
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