Provincetown Or Odds And Ends From the Tip End a Brief Historical Descriptio
Provincetown Or Odds And Ends From the Tip End a Brief Historical Descriptio
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The foresail was reefed, the vessel hove too, and we rode out the rest of the gale without any damage. When the gale moderated we returned to the fishing grounds, and finished up our trip of fish. The rest of the fleet held on and upon our return expressed astonishment in seeing us, as every one ex- pected that we had gone to the bottoii, never for one moment thinking that a vessel could go over the Main Shoal in a gale of wind and through the break- ers, and come out of it all right. I hardly ...think it could be done again ; at any rate, I would not like to take the chances voluntarily. " MRS. BETSEY JOHNSON.
MRS. BETSEY JOHNSON.
129 Mrs. Betsey Johnson, the subject of this sketch, was born in Waltham, Mass. , January 12, 1800. Her parents were Joseph and Abigail Hager, who were also born in that town ; her mother's maiden name was Flagg. Mis. Johnson was one of a fam- ily of twelve children. When a grown-up girl she came to Boston and married Timothy P. Johnson, of Essex, Conn. , who also was one of a large family, there being- fourteen children in the family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The foresail was reefed, the vessel hove too, and we rode out the rest of the gale without any damage. When the gale moderated we returned to the fishing grounds, and finished up our trip of fish. The rest of the fleet held on and upon our return expressed astonishment in seeing us, as every one ex- pected that we had gone to the bottoii, never for one moment thinking that a vessel could go over the Main Shoal in a gale of wind and through the break- ers, and come out of it all right. I hardly ...think it could be done again ; at any rate, I would not like to take the chances voluntarily. " MRS. BETSEY JOHNSON.
MRS. BETSEY JOHNSON.
129 Mrs. Betsey Johnson, the subject of this sketch, was born in Waltham, Mass. , January 12, 1800. Her parents were Joseph and Abigail Hager, who were also born in that town ; her mother's maiden name was Flagg. Mis. Johnson was one of a fam- ily of twelve children. When a grown-up girl she came to Boston and married Timothy P. Johnson, of Essex, Conn. , who also was one of a large family, there being- fourteen children in the family.
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